I was restoring a vintage amplifier from the 70s and some of the metal components had seen better…read moredays. Jason from CC coatings was easy to work with and had my parts powder coated by the end of the week. Very pleased with the quality of work!

The metal heating grates (with louvres) in our 110-year-old house looked awful. Trying to clean…read morethem seemed to make it worse. Turns out there are very few options to replace these so I looked into options for making them look good. Fortunately, CC Coatings will do small jobs because the first places and, months later, I'm very happy with my sand-blasted clean and powder-coated black grates (and the louvres still work).

Best service and quality work, does a great job, great service, does all my coating needs, no…read morereason to look anywhere else. Thumbs up. Great small business ethics

From the owner: We specialize in Powder and Ceramic Coating's, focusing on old fashion customer service, excellent…read morequality and meeting customer's timelines each and every day. Thank you!

Great product many color choices this is the place you can have a beautiful custom color powder…read morecoat reasonable price

poor quality on motor cycle parts they lost my parts took us 40 minutes to find them and then every…read morepart had bad flaws no stars *

Had our refrigerator handles powdercoated black and they turned out really nice! Exceeded our…read moreexpectations!

I took in a pair of cast iron shelf brackets that I bought for $20.00. They had been powder coated,…read moreand I wanted them sand blasted. When I went to pick them up my bill was for $71.00. At no time was it mentioned that there would be a minimum charge for that, and that it would be very expensive for how small the brackets were. I don't know how good of a powder coating business they are. But based on my experience with them, I would never go back for anything.

Ink Black TRX450R. Awesome work by Joel and Team!read more

joel is the most friendly person yoy can ever meet ! i would recommend anyone to go to him! thanks…read morejoel for doing a great job on my father in laws vehicle ! we will be returning customers

I contacted Bully Coat through Yelp and the response was almost immediate. I had them powder coat a…read morepair of motorcycle brake calipers. They quoted me a week and it was exactly that. I same very pleased with the results. As you can see the photos tell you everything you need to know. The color is a two stage process and it's called Lollipop Red. I love it!

From the owner: We are a Veteran and Family owned business dedicated to bringing you the highest quality and…read moreservice in Powder Coating

Top Coat was a pleasure to deal with. I had never powder coated anything before so I Googled and…read morefound them. They exceeded my expectations. I had air vents powder coated to match our new flooring. The quality was great, completed the work sooner than anticipated, have fair pricing and they guarantee their work!!! Thank you Top Coat!

I had these guys do 2 sets of wheels for my drift car and they turned out amazing! Seriously better…read morethan any factory finish I've seen. What I really like about SPC is they walk you through the whole process and I could tell they have a passion for what they are doing. Prices are better than other places in the area, I recommend to all my drift friends.

I had a set of wheels done for my car and the place that did it isn't in business anymore so I got…read moreahold of Santiam Powder Coating and a couple others to get quotes for the wheels I bought for my wife's CRV, Santiam was the least expensive and his customer service was great. The wheels were turned quickly and were exactly what my wife wanted, we will be going back there for any future powder coating needs without a doubt.

So if you want any automotive parts powder-coated, this is not the place. First off, the colors…read morethat I wanted turned out amazing. But those colors were from Prismatipowders.com. I was then quoted $55 per rim and $35 per caliper. They neglected to tell me that I would pay extra for the actual powder coat compound. I was then given a 2-3 week turnaround. And let it begin... First I emailed on week 3 for a status update and they said that the powder I ordered was on back order and that it would take another couple of weeks. That probably would have been more valuable information on the first week, or at least when I placed the order. Six and half weeks later, I get the phone call that they are finished. This is almost seven weeks later, when I was specifically told 2-3 weeks. So I get there to pay and its $130 more expensive because they wanted to charge $60 per rim and $50 per caliper. After negotiating, I ended up paying $70 over the estimate. Now that it's paid for, let me see the product. Like I said, the colors were awesome. But let's start off with the rims. All four rims had fisheye problems and I was asked if I wanted them redone. I just paid nearly $500 and I'm being asked if I want them redone? My first question was, if they had enough powdercoat. They said that they "think" they had enough for all four. Great, there goes another 6+ weeks of waiting. So my response was, redo the worst one and if it fixes the fisheyes, then call me and we can discuss redoing the other three. If not, then I will just take what I got and use some touch up paint. What does he do? They end up doing two at a time and delaying the process. It's now been another 4 days. Now come the calipers. I get home and noticed that they failed to plug the holes for the piston and the holes for the bleeder screws. What does that mean? Oh just an excess amount of powder coat inside the piston sleeves and now the pistons won't go in. Sure I can sand them down, but I just paid $500 and I risk scoring the inside of the sleeves. As far as the bleeder holes, I could have made a sandbox with the amount of sand that came out of the holes. Now begs the question, how much sand is inside the caliper? There was also a blemish on one of the calipers which I have to sand down and touch up. So I then bring the calipers back up to Mid-Columbia powder coat and ask them if they could remove the powder from inside the sleeve. The dude that works in the shop was pretty knowledgeable and he said that he would get it done. So towards the end of the day, I get a phone call stating that they are done. I had already left town and said that I would come by on Monday. He then asks if I would like to meet on Saturday since his son had a lacrosse game at 1030 and I figured why not. I had to go to town anyway, so we decided on a 1015ish meet time. I call around 1025 and he wasn't at the field. He explained that his son's lacrosse game changed from 1030 to 1130. Thanks for the phone call and letting me know. So, I decide to make a few more errands and meet at 1115ish. I waited for 30 minutes and he never called. This is the owner of Mid-Columbia powder coating mind you. After some text messages back and forth, he said that it should have been my responsibility to contact him. I finally got the rims back a week later and they were perfect. I asked one of the workers inside what was the difference between last time and this time and he said that they just took their time the second time around. Are you kidding me. Never again will I use this company for powder coating nor will I recommend it to anyone. Unless you want to deal with the an owner who doesn't know anything about powdercoating, I would venture somewhere else.

We had nearly the exact same experience as David from yesterday's post! I do not want to give…read moreMid-Columbia powder coating even one star. We were told that my son's wheels would be finished in two weeks. They ran into some problems ordering the powder and having to re-do the wheels because they bubbled up. Five weeks later after waiting over seven weeks we have his wheels. They turned out ok. They are very pitted and they failed to paint the center caps like they said they would. The part that was the most irritating was that they did not keep us informed of what was taking so long and they didn't return our numerous phone calls. The day we picked them up they made us feel like we had inconvenienced them with this job. He listened to our complaints and said thanks for the input. No apology! If they would have given us a sincere apology I probably wouldn't be writing this post right now! So frustrated!