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powder coating & finishing.

In-house wet paint and powder coat — one of the largest powder-coat ovens in the Southeast — so every part ships finished, not waiting on an outside coater.

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In-house paint and powder-coat booth at Southern Perfection Fabrication

Finishing

What is powder coating?

Powder coating is a dry finishing process in which electrostatically-charged powder is applied to a metal part and cured under heat into a tough, uniform, durable finish — harder and longer-lasting than liquid paint, which is why it survives the returnable loop.

SPF runs one of the largest powder coating ovens in the Southeast, plus wet paint, in-house — so every part ships finished, not waiting in an outside coater’s queue.

We finish racks, weldments, and fabricated parts for automotive, aerospace and defense, and industrial customers in the color and spec your program requires.

Finishing

Under one roof in Byron, GA.

Powder Coat

One of the largest powder-coat ovens in the Southeast.

Wet Paint

Wet paint finishing where the spec calls for it.

Durable

Finishes engineered to survive the returnable loop.

In-House

No outside coater, no second shop's queue.

Process

powder coating process & finishes.

Our powder coating line runs the full sequence in-house — pretreatment and surface prep, electrostatic application of dry powder, then a full oven cure that fuses the coating into a hard, uniform shell. Because SPF operates among the largest powder ovens in the Southeast, we finish large racks and weldments in-house that most shops have to send out.

We coat in TGIC polyester, epoxy, hybrid, and urethane chemistries, matched to matte, gloss, or textured finishes in standard RAL colors — including high-temp, chemical-resistant, and UV-resistant systems for parts that live outdoors or in harsh process environments. Whether it is a single prototype or a full production run of welded frames and weldments, the finish goes on to spec and ships ready to install.

Wet Paint

wet paint & industrial painting.

Where a spec calls for liquid paint instead of powder, we run wet paint and industrial painting in the same building. Liquid systems are the right answer for very large assemblies, heat-sensitive parts, custom color matches, and touch-up on parts that cannot fit an oven.

Both finishing lines are one stop inside a single 100,000 sq ft plant, so cut, form, weld, and finish stay under one roof and one quality system. See how finishing fits the rest of our custom manufacturing capabilities, from laser cutting through CMM inspection.

Surface Prep

sandblasting & surface prep.

A durable finish starts with clean, profiled steel. We handle sandblasting and media blasting plus chemical pretreatment to strip mill scale, rust, and old coatings and to create the surface profile a powder or wet system needs to bond.

We prep and coat weldments, frames, brackets, enclosures, structural steel, machine guards, railings — and customer-supplied parts you bring to us for finishing only. Consistent surface prep is what makes the electrostatic application and oven cure hold up through years of a returnable loop.

FAQ

Finishing — answered.

What is the difference between powder coat and paint?

Powder coating cures into a thicker, tougher, more durable finish than liquid paint and resists chipping and corrosion better — ideal for parts that cycle through a returnable loop.

How large a part can you powder coat?

One of the largest powder-coat ovens in the Southeast lets us finish large racks and weldments most shops have to send out.

Do you offer wet paint as well?

Yes. We run both powder coat and wet paint in-house and specify whichever your part and environment call for.

What finishes and colors can you powder coat?

We coat in TGIC polyester, epoxy, hybrid, and urethane powders in standard RAL colors and matte, gloss, or textured finishes — including high-temp, chemical-resistant, and UV-resistant systems for outdoor and process environments.

Do you sandblast and prep parts before coating?

Yes. We handle sandblasting, media blasting, and chemical pretreatment in-house to strip scale and rust and build the surface profile the coating needs to bond, so the finish holds up over time.

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