I had a great experience with Powdertech Plus…read more I was working on a project (a bike build). The paint on the used bike frame I purchased was not in desirable condition, despite how much I tried to cover all its scratches; "sore spots". So Option B came to mind....to powder coat all the frame and parts. I dealt with Richard, the owner of Powdertech. The process was fairly easy. Just provide him all the parts needed to be powder coated (parts are to be stripped off, nuts and bolts removed, etc). All parts are then sand blasted to bare metal finish and smoothed out. Then that is where it goes through a powder coating process and the parts are "baked" into a 400 degree oven until finished. So why powder coat and not paint? Let me lay out the benefits... * Smoother texture * More durable * More resistant to chipping, scratching and fading * Longer-lasting * Corrosion resistant * Wide range of colors to choose from (up to 6500+ colors) All in all, I received my parts back in about 7 days despite how busy the shop was with orders. The parts looked brand new and I was definitely pleased with how my overall bike build turned out.

Richard owner of PowderTech Plus far exceeded my expectations. His guys did an outstanding job on…read moremy Z06 rims and had them back to me looking brand new in less than 48 hours for a fraction of the cost of new rims. Outstanding experience! Brian

I've been a repeat customer for several years and highly recommend you consider hiring this company…read morefor window tinting. DJ's uses the highest quality products and provides honest recommendations to benefit you the customer. I've used them to tint 4 vehicles, and used different levels of tint for each one based on my needs. Their experience and knowledge is invaluable and very much appreciated.

Great comms, great service, great experience. My truck looks great and I will be a repeat customer.read more

We had them refinished two old intricate window grates and then powder coated them. They finished…read moreon time and cost was BELOW the original quote since no repair welding was required.

I dropped off some auto parts on 121725 and was told it would take two weeks to do. Being it was…read moreclose to Christmas, I gave them the benefit of doubt and called the first week of January to check on the progress. Left a message and was never called back. Called two days later and got the same result. Talked to someone finally last week and was told they were checking to see if the exhaust parts would hold up to the heat and would be contacted the next day. No phone call. Waited another week and finally went in today and picked up my parts that had not been touched. Was never even asked why I wanted them back or offered a reason why the work was not done. No communication skills and it seems they do not know how to use a phone or return calls. Would not recommend at all. Took the parts to 904 Powderworx and told them the issue, not only are they coating the parts, they have heard this same story about them and picked up lots of new customers because of it.

Great shop! I had…read moresome trim work done to my Audi TT RS, and it was completed perfectly, on time, and at the quoted price. Jeff took the time to give me a shop tour too. Lots of stuff going on there. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I can't speak to the quality of work as my 1995 F-150 truck never made it to the paint booth after…read moresitting on their lot for almost 3 months! This was to be a self-pay job and not an insurance claim. ACCURATE DETAILS BELOW: Brought truck in for a full paint job estimate on March 29th 2023. Seeing as how the truck wasn't a collectors item or candidate for a full restoration, The owner Jeff recommended a "mid range" job which consisted of removing the bed of the truck , no glass removal, no door jamb paint and no interior bed paint as I was getting a spray in liner. He gave me a ballpark estimate for the job. I agreed and said "lets do it!". He stated that he wasn't taking new clients until May and asked his scheduler to put me down for May 1st 2023. I dropped my truck off as requested on May 1st. When I got there Jeff said it would be two weeks before he could start the job. I was disappointed but figured they were busy and that I would need to be patient and give them the benefit of the doubt. After three weeks passed (figuring I'd give him a bit more that the two-week timeline he put forth), and not having the use of my truck, I called and asked if he knew when he'd be able to start. He simply responded "No, sir". Not reassurance. No explanation. No Nothing. I began to get concerned because my truck was parked out in the front lot with expensive replacement parts locked in the cab and a brand new chrome bumper in the open bed of the truck. I was concerned things might get stolen even though they have a surveilled lot. I called and asked if they would be able to bring the new chrome bumper inside so that it was not sitting out in the elements and so that it wouldn't get stolen. The woman who answered my request was very kind and assured me the bumper would taken inside that day and that they would be glad to do it. I went to check on my truck the Sunday a few days after my request and the bumper was still sitting in the bed of the truck now water logged in its box. After politely reminding them again, the bumper was brought inside a few days later. Over a month had now past since I dropped off my truck. I didn't want to be a pest and constantly call, so I didn't. I was beginning to think they probably just forgot about me or that perhaps my job was not really a priority. Maybe not big enough of a job? Maybe too small of a job? I wouldn't know because there was zero communication on Paint Pro's end. I went into the shop one more time on June 15th. I went with carpet samples as I was wanting to color match so I could install carpet myself when job was done. Had a friendly short conversation with Jeff and even talked about getting pinstripping from a guy he uses. I thought MAYBE now he would talk about starting the job. No such luck. I contacted Jeff on June23rd via text to check in. Pleasant exchange. He showed me pics of some cool smaller projects he was working on as well as him stating he dealt with a lot of "fast cash" jobs. Powdercoating, insurance work, dealer work, city work, etc. I assume my truck was not a "fast cash" job, hence not a priority. My last encounter with Paint Pro's was on July 21st. I couldn't wait any longer after almost 3 months without the use of my truck. It was a Friday. The doors were locked and I thought they were closed. I called Jeffs number and he explained they were appt. only that day but he was at the shop. Told him I was waiting outside and needed to pick up my truck. He came through the shop, got my truck from out back, put the bumper back in the bed of the truck. We parted ways. No apology. No explanation. No Nothing. Truck hadn't been touched for 3 months aside to moving it from the front parking to the back secured parking. Jeff seems like he does great work and is a seemingly friendly guy, but my experience was very frustrating and disappointing.

East Coast has been doing work for me for over 10 years now. Always a great job! i highly recommend…read morethem. They have done countless bicycle frames for my shop, well over 200 of them so far, and car parts. 5-stars!

I had number of generic suspension parts powdercoated by Dean in satin black and they turned out…read morepretty good with the exception of them not taking the time to block off some important bolt holes. I could fix that unfortunately by drilling them out but at least they would work. So when I had to have a brand new, extremely expensive wheel redone due to damage in shipping I brought it to him. He proceeded to tell me how he is the ONLY certified guy in the city and how the wheel maker didn't know what they were doing when they originally powdercoated my wheels which is the only way the damage could have happened. I was very impressed and I almost wanted him to redo all the wheels, even the ones without damage. So he quoted me an outrageous price to strip and re coat the wheel and I accepted because the wheel maker was going to reimburse me. I could have just had the wheel maker send a call tag for the wheel but it was going to take about three weeks to get it back plus take chance of more damage in shipping it from the other side of the country. So I did it. I was told 2 weeks for him to start then would only take a few days. 3+ weeks in I called to see how it was going. He said he had gotten some big corporate orders in and they took priority so I wasn't started. So I waited. Finally at 8 weeks he said I was done. But when I examined the wheel it had a lot of trash in the clear. Some in places that didn't matter as it wouldn't be seen but a lot on the face of the wheel. When I complained he said that to do a perfect job it would cost a lot more and he didn't charge me for a perfect job like he would have for some shops that have Lamborghini parts done. I reminded him he charged hundreds of dollars and I agreed without haggling. He certainly didn't tell me that original quote was for a half azz job. And that I wanted the wheel as good or better that when I got the wheel in the mail. I offered to take it as is but I didn't want to pay the full price (since I was going to send it back to the manufacturer to have it corrected on my dime). He essentially said he didn't like people haggling with him and and it would affect our future business etc. So I said I would give him a chance to fix it and still pay his original amount. Just get it right. So 2 weeks later a mutual friend was in his shop and Dean talks the friend into paying for and picking up my wheel. I get the wheel and realize some of the original blemishes are still there plus some new ones. The wheel is a lighter metallic color. Now I have a few black specks in the finish on top of the trash that was there before. Some of the trash spots on the face of the wheel look to have been fixed but not all gone. So I now see he just didn't want a detail oriented customer picking up the wheel and complaining again. Which is a coward move in my opinion. I guess lesson learned. If you want back yard furniture recoated maybe these guys are ok. But if you want a good job done on a expensive part (wheels were hundreds and hundreds of dollars) then you better find someone else.