Kokanee Powder Coating in Crescent Valley offers protective coatings for aluminum and steel What is powder coating? Powder coating is a type of coating that is applied as a dry powder. It is applied electrostatically and then is cured under heat to form a skin-like layer that is stronger than conventional paint. Powder coating is the most reliable choice for outdoor rust prevention and an overall quality finish. The finish is baked on and does not use solvents of any kind. Unlimited colour options are available to produce a beautiful and durable finish. Powder coating is a three-part process: 1. Pretreat or prepare the product by sandblasting, wire wheel cleaning and sanding 2. Powder application 3. Cure time in the oven for the powder to adhere to the product Kokanee Powder Coating uses an environmentally friendly process to heat and cure free-flowing powder—no toxins are emitted in the air or on the ground. A non-toxic powder is used—no fumes are released into the atmosphere.

There are no solvents or Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in powder coating—there is no damage to the environment during application. The waste is also not hazardous and can be disposed of in a landfill. What can be powder-coated? Almost anything made of metal—aluminum or steel—can be powder-coated with a tough layer of protection. Metal parts that can be powder-coated include: • Automotive parts • Motorcycle parts • Snowmobile parts • Industrial parts • Railings and gates • Ornamental pieces of artwork • Signs • Furnishings—indoor and outdoor • Wheels more... See more text