A storefront window at Shreveport Tint & Coatings showing the interior workspace with lighting and display areas, viewed from the street at dusk.
Home/Powder Coating
Protective coating

Industrial-grade finish that resists rust and weather

Powder coating is a dry finishing process that creates a tough, durable layer protecting metal surfaces from corrosion, UV damage, and the elements. It bonds permanently to steel, aluminum and other substrates for lasting protection without the maintenance of traditional paint.

Rust resistantUV durable
Permanent finishLong-term protectionIndustrial strength
What It Is

Metal protection that lasts

Powder coating is an electrostatically applied dry powder that fuses into a hard, continuous protective layer when cured. Unlike liquid paint, there is no dripping, running or uneven coverage, and the finish is uniform from every angle.

It resists rust, corrosion, UV fading and chemical exposure, and the cured surface is scratch and chip resistant. The result is a finish that holds its color and integrity far longer than conventional paint or bare metal.

A storefront window at Shreveport Tint & Coatings showing the interior workspace with lighting and display areas, viewed from the street at dusk.
Why it matters

Strength you can count on

Paint deteriorates in months. Professional powder coating protects metal for years through harsh weather and heavy use.

Permanent color retention

The finish does not fade, chalk, or yellow even under intense sun and salt air exposure.

Superior corrosion resistance

Bare metal and welded seams stay protected from rust and oxidation in wet, coastal, or industrial environments.

Impact and scratch durability

The cured coating resists dents, gouges and surface damage from normal handling and equipment use.

Fast, flawless application

Electrostatic spray ensures even coverage with no drips, sags or bare spots that plague brush or roller paint.

Multi-substrate coverage

Steel, aluminum, stainless, iron and composite surfaces all accept powder coating for unified protection.

Low maintenance upkeep

Once cured, the finish requires only occasional cleaning and no refinishing or touch-up paint.

How It Works

Surface prep determines longevity

A quality finish depends on proper preparation of the metal substrate before any powder is applied.

Clean and strip

The item is pressure washed and chemically stripped of all rust, mill scale, grease and prior coatings.

Abrade the surface

Light blasting or sanding creates profile so the powder charge bonds evenly and adheres permanently.

Spray and cure

Powder is electrostatically applied in the booth, then the item enters the oven to fuse into a seamless protective layer.

Inspect and finish

Final quality check ensures uniform color and thickness, then the item is ready for delivery or installation.

Recent work

See the results

A look at recent powder coating projects from our facility.

Get in touch

Visit or reach out

Stop by the shop or send a message, and we will get right back to you with a quote.

Call or text318-455-8141
Visit the shop631 Airport Dr, Suite B · Shreveport, LA 71107
Mon–Fri8:00a – 5:00p
Sat–SunBy appointment
Shreveport Tint & Coatings631 Airport Dr, Suite B · Shreveport, LA 71107
Directions →
FAQ

Powder coating questions, answered

How long does powder coating last?
A properly applied and cured powder coating lasts 15 years or more with normal exposure, far longer than paint or liquid coatings in harsh environments.
Can powder coating be applied to any metal?
Steel, aluminum, stainless and iron all take powder coating well. Some substrates may require special pre-treatment or primer, which we assess during consultation.
Does powder coating need maintenance?
No, once cured it requires only occasional cleaning with water or mild soap. Unlike paint, it does not need wax, sealant or refinishing.
What makes powder coating better than paint?
Powder provides uniform coverage without drips or runs, superior durability against corrosion and UV, and a harder finish that resists impact and abrasion better than liquid paint.

Have a different question? Contact us →

Protect your metal for years.

Get a free estimate for powder coating your equipment, gates, railings or metal components.