First off I'll start by saying that I haven't taken any automotive parts to this company, but felt they deserved a write up.

Parts powder coated were 5 L style brackets measuring 10"- 10" made of raw steel. I talked to them on Feb. 18, Monday, to explain that I had just received the brackets, not purchased from them, in the mail and was a bit disappointed in how they looked so different from the picture on line. I know, shocker.

My problem was timeline. These were to be installed for a new quartz countertop that same week. And to make matters worse, we had a party planned for that Saturday as well. Yes, I like a challenge. They said they would do what they could, & that with those sizes I fell in to their base charge of $55 for a color they had in stock.

I dropped them off Feb. 19, Tuesday, in the morning after settling on a matte black, & went on my way. Received a call the following morning, the 20th, stating that they were ready to be picked up. Wow!

Got them back for cheaper then most places, quicker than I could have ever hoped, the finish was great & they even had them wrapped up better than the manufacter had mailed them to me. I was extremely impressed.

So not sure how much automotive stuff they do, but I'd definetly be willing to give them a call to find out.

Precision Powder Coating Inc.
11719 SE 40th Ave.
Milwaukie, OR 97222
503-659-0101

 

Know if they do low temp powder coating?? Pictures?

 

Sorry for not getting back sooner. Yes they do low temp powder coating, but it's not kept in stock. So it would probably take more time, & would definetely cost more as I picked something they carry in stock. They also said they have a way of powder coating metals that have a lower melting point so I'm not sure what you have in mind but they might be able to help. I'll try to get some pics this weekend.

 

Sorry for not getting back sooner. Before

 

Well it"s letting me upload those but not the finished ones. So anyone looking for before & afters just PM me your e-mail & I'll see what I can do.