POWDER COATING vs LIQUID PAINT

POWER COATING is a dry coating applied in a granular 
form using an electrostatic spray process.  The part is 
then cured in an oven melting into a smooth film on the 
surface of the part.  While liquid paint relies on  volatile 
solvents to convey the resinous binder over the surface, 
powder coating is a dry paint that has no need for such 
a carrier.

THE POWDER ADVANTAGE:
The application of powder coating provides a durable 
finish that will not crack, chip, peel, corrode or fade, 
assuring a superior looking finish that will last for years!