Douglas Coatings

Lone Star Powder Coating specializes in durable finishes that protect, restore, and visually reinvent metal. Their process starts with thorough metal prep—either in-house cleaning or sandblasting down to bare metal. They apply powder using an electrostatic gun that charges the coating for complete adhesion, then cure everything in their oven at high temperatures.

Durability that outlasts traditional paint. Powder coating creates a harder, more even finish that resists weathering, chipping, and corrosion. Since there are no solvents involved, it's also safer for the environment.

Large capacity for oversized projects. Their oven space handles items up to 26 feet long, making them the logical choice for: - Architectural components - Shade structures and pergolas - Fences and railings - Large automotive parts and rims - Outdoor patio furniture

Smaller items work too—they adjust to your needs.

• •Non-conductive materials: carbon fiber, composites, fiberglass, plastics, wood
• •Items operating above 200°F (heat distorts finish and color)
• •Items joined with solder (curing temperatures melt it)
• •Heat-dissipating metals (coating acts as insulator, risks overheating)

They'll tell you straight if powder coating isn't the right choice for your project.