Dave's Powder Coating

The owner of the shop(Dave) is very pleasant to deal with.
Very professional and they do phenomenal work for your powder coating.
I’m extremely happy
🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

Recently used Dave for powder coating some engine parts from my boat.I initially made e mail enquiries of 3 shops and Dave was the only one to reply and he did so right away. The price quoted was very fair and the parts were ready sooner than he initially estimated. Quality was fantastic. Highly recommend this company.

I have not been to the establishment yet, however I do plan on making a journey there to see the high quality products as he shows on his Instagram on Facebook pages... I used to powder coat for Rocky Mountain bicycles back in the late nineties and I must say this Adaptation of powdercoat is a must see must purchase product..

Dave is great at what he does and absolutely worth every penny.

Brought him our e-bike frame for sandblasting and a custom powder coat. He was able to match our desired colour from his HUGE selection of in-house samples. The completed work is flawless and he was very easy to work with. So nice to work with someone who clearly cares about what they're doing.

If you're looking for the best custom work, go with Dave's.

Dave had a minimum price of $105 so i went elswhere. (Their bill was actually less than $10 but I bought them a case of beer instead) for an Aluminum kicker bracket powder coated black. Dave would have got my work and probably a lot more if not for that minimum charge.
EDIT:
After seeing the reply from Dave, I completely understand his need for minimum pricing. I upped my rating from 2☆ to 5☆ because I think he deserves credit for holding out and adhering to his high standards policy. Good luck with your business Dave, I'm sure you're going to provide high quality workmanship to those who require it. However, one piece of advise: You don't know what the possibilities are in front of you. I may have only wanted one part coated today, but if you are as good as you promote, and the price is right, tomorrow it might be 50, 100, or 1000 parts to coat. Ask the customer the question; Is this the only one, or will there be more? Then say your minimum.