Got wheels powder coated black. Scheduled it and got them all done within a day. Really nice guys…read moretoo. Cost me less than buying 1 new rim to get all four powder coated and removed.

I've used these guys for some restoration of interior parts on my 1987 K10 Chevy truck. They…read morecoated the interior trim in a semi-gloss black with a wrinkle texture. It looks fantastic! Essentially he mimicked the stock look and the truck looks brand new on the inside. Mark, thank you for your great work. Both he and Blake are experts in powder coating. I'm very particular about how people prep the parts and ensure that the finish is flawless. These guys delivered on their promises, and their prices were honest and fair. I've used other coating services in Spokane, but driving out to Perfection is definitely worth the added trip to make sure it's done right.

I requested a quote for two wrought iron flower hangers on my parents' and grandparents' graves be…read morerefurbished (the rust sand blasted off, primer, and powder coating). We live out of state, and felt badly that the markers had gotten so rusted. God bless Mark Morfitt, the owner, who not only completed the project in one day, but also went the cemetery and unbolted the markers and reinstalled them. To top it off, he hung a beautiful pot of flowers on each hanger, and said "no charge". Such kindness leaves me speechless. It means so much to us to have our loved ones remembered. We will gladly pay him for his time and effort. We only wish that we lived locally and could bring other jobs to his company. Since we can't, you can show appreciation for a small business with a heart and the right values by choosing Perfection Power Coating.

Amazing job! Took some badly curbed and out of balance silver wheels in and they made them satin…read moreblack and look and ride like new! Friendly and speedy service too! Highly recommend!

Unprofessional work. They half ass prep and their power coating sucks. Got all four rims done and…read morebefore I could even get them on my car I noticed defects in the paint. Contacted the business to be told it was my fault I had to argue to get them to redo their work. Got the damaged rim back to only have more issues with the paint. Called the business again and like before tried passing the buck and refused to take accountability for a poor job. The second time the lady tried again blaming someone else and refused to acknowledge proof that their shop messed up. Don't recommend, go look for a real professional shop. I understand now why I was told to look somewhere else.

Had my Jeep front bumper powdercoated. Very happy with finished job. I would recommend them for…read moreyour powdercoating needs.

Needed a ladder painted for my vw bus, went by and said hello. No nonsense and courteous staff. Got…read morea price , brought ladder back the next day. They were a little backed up but it wasn't a rush by any means. About 9 days later they called. Ladder turned out awesome, using again next week for some rims to get powder coated . Thanks again!!!

I had my upper control arms powder coated black and they turned out amazing! This shop does…read moreamazing work. Very fair priced and great customer service. Highly recommend using this place! I will be coming back for all future projects now

It's always nice to find someone who pays attention to detail and takes pride in his work. It's…read moreapparent that Ashton Palmer is one of them. I bought some original Lexus wheels for use with winter tires but the silver was too bright for my taste. Aston suggested a local sandblaster as he does not have the facilities to blast large parts. That worked out well. Ashton then worked with me to match the color I wanted along with a clear coat with the gloss level that would look "right." I left the wheels with him on a Monday and he had them ready for me on Friday. The wheels turned out beautifully. The color and finish is great. I would highly recommend Palmers if you're looking for a quality job.

Had some old metal chairs powder coated here. Spokane Wrought Iron disassembled, sandblasted, and…read morepower coated them. They were completed in under a week and look awesome! The owners are very friendly. Prices were very reasonable. Many different colors to choose from. All I had to do was purchase new screws and reassemble them. I will definitely go back.

Dropped some lift kit parts off to get powder coated, got it done within the time they said it…read morewould be done. And the pricing was more than fair, I will most definitely come back!

I use Lake City Powder Coating all the time, great to work with and great work. They are busy and…read morethat is because they are good....I wouldn't use any place else.

We have been coming to Novation for years after using other Powdercoat companies and would never go…read moreback . Always incredible to work with and a fast turnaround . Dan Gerard the Paint and Powdercoat Manager is very awesome to work with .

I have been using this company for a year now with hundreds of parts being coated. The are…read moreconsistently great on turn around time and price. Always friendly responses from all the employees.

We have had two products powder coated by Powder Tech. Our Mallon aluminum patio table was white…read moreand is now a beautiful brown to match our chairs. The metal birdbath turned out great too. We are dropping off our wrought iron railings next. Changing from a rusty black to white. Can't wait to see how they turn out. Great people to work with and Powder coating is much more economical than to replace. Highly recommend.

Outstanding service with my paint job on short notice. The end result was excellent and the price…read morewas extremely fair. I wouldn't hesitate to return the next time I need powder coating.

I went to I-90 Express to have a valve cover powder coated. I was recommended a chrome finish and…read morewas told that it would turn out great, and an optional clear coat to really make it stand out. After seeing some positive reviews decided to give them a shot, particularly because they had a short lead time (3-4 business days) when the other shops I called had jobs backed up for 2-4 weeks. Maybe that should have been a warning? Note that I was never told by I-90 that aluminum may not coat well, I was never told there would be out-gassing issues without a pre-bake. I was told the Chrome would look great and not much else. I was contacted a week later and sent pictures with bubbles all over the valve cover and was told it wasn't bad put she'd send me pictures to see if I wanted to fix it. This is the response when I said it needed to get fixed: ""There is a chance sanding it and re coating (sic) will not fix it. it is caused from impurities in the metal gassing off while it is heating up during the curing process. We often see this in cast products and is out of our control. Coating it a second time will be another $95 charge. Do we have your approval to more forward?" At this point, I followed-up, and the owners daughter told me they could clear on top, or sand and re-coat, but would not guarantee either would fix the bubbles, which honestly, made the valve cover look worse than the old oxidized cover I took to them in the first place. I was unwilling to proceed with a shop that won't stand behind their finished product. At this point I reached out to other shops. I found a shop, that before telling them of the issues above, told me that with aluminum there would need to be extra time involved for degreasing and prebake to remove any impurities to avoid bubbles(something I-90 failed to tell me). Once I showed the new shop the valve cover in person (see pics on Google Review) he told me he could fix it, which he did. He told me the chrome powder used is a poor product. He also thought after brief inspection the way the coat sanded off that it was likely undercured and too thin. At this point, I followed-up to I-90 Express by text to ask for a refund, as clearly the coating I received was sub-par, and I no longer was going to accept the poor work, as another shop in town was sure able do it right. The owner called very upset, with a raised voice, telling me multiple times I was disrespecting her, they have been doing this for 12 years, and they know what they are doing. She also said her competitor was trying to badmouth her because she is the best (I never told the new shop who did the first coat, because I didn't want to say anything before giving them the opportunity to make things right). Barely able to get in a word edgewise, I was able to state that the new shop said a long pre-bake would fix the issue. The owner told me that it would have been an additional cost to do that (seems contrary telling me it is out of their control when in fact a pre-bake can control out-gassing issues). That would have been fine, if it has been communicated to me in the first place, which is was not. She also told me I didn't give them a chance to fix it (when you won't guarantee the work, and want to charge me again, that is a lose lose situation for me). Without letting me finish the conversation, she told me she had been disrespected enough. I expect I-90 will follow-up to try and defend themselves. I'll let the pictures on Google review do the talking and you can decide for yourself. The chrome finish with bubbles was done by I-90, and it was work they were willing to let leave their shop. I expect a higher standard, thankfully we have a number of powder shops nearby. I've included photos of the corrected job (silver metallic/non-chrome finish). To reiterate, the only way I-90 was willing to attempt a fix, which they would not stand behind, was for me to pay an additional $95 to re-coat. Fool me once...Caveat Emptor!