Powder Coating Service in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Tarheel Powder Coating

Powder Coating Service

Greensboro, NC

Tarheel Powder Coating provides manual batch electrostatic coating, in-house media blasting, and 3-stage pretreatment in Greensboro.

  • Wheel powder coating
  • Metal parts requiring in-house media blasting before coating
  • Projects needing primer and top-coat powder application

Jet-Hot High Performance Coatings

Powder Coating Service

Greensboro, NC

Jet-Hot High Performance Coatings applies proprietary ceramic coatings to exhaust parts, including 2K options rated to 2000°F with a lifetime guarantee.

  • High-performance exhaust systems requiring protection up to 2000°F
  • Turbocharged, supercharged, or nitrous-powered vehicles
  • Headers, manifolds, turbo housings, catalytic converters, and mufflers

Powder Tech Solutions

Powder Coating Service

Gibsonville, NC

Powder Tech Solutions coats rims, ATV parts, commercial equipment, and outdoor furniture at its Gibsonville, North Carolina facility.

  • Rim and wheel refinishing with tire removal, remounting, and balancing
  • ATV and side-by-side parts exposed to mud, moisture, rocks, and off-road wear
  • Commercial machinery, tools, equipment, and metal structures

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FAQ

How much does wheel powder coating cost in Guilford County?

Tarheel Powder Coating lists a $99-per-wheel special, excluding special powder and sandblasting. Other shops may price wheels based on size, condition, color, and preparation.

Does powder coating require sandblasting first?

Not every part does, but rust, old coatings, and surface buildup generally need removal before coating. Tarheel and Powder Tech Solutions both offer media or sandblasting preparation.

What is the difference between powder coating and ceramic exhaust coating?

Conventional powder coating is used for many metal parts, wheels, equipment, and furniture. Jet-Hot’s ceramic coatings are intended for high-temperature exhaust components, with one 2K option rated up to 2000°F.