The Process of Applying RAL Powder Coating

Powder paint is a great choice for painting large surfaces, such as cars. It is very easy to apply and can be mixed in a variety of colors and finishes.  It comes in one-pound containers that are convenient to carry with you. It also doesn't contain allergens, and the paint is produced in an allergy-free facility. That means you can relax knowing that you won't have to deal with dust-filled, dirty surfaces any longer.

The process of applying powder coating begins with pretreatment of the parts. This ensures that they are free of contaminants. Chemical pretreatment occurs in a series of spray chambers. First, the parts are cleaned by an acidic, alkaline, or neutral cleaner. Next, the parts are surface-treated with a conversion coating, such as zinc phosphate or zirconium oxide. A rinse stage is added between each stage to prevent contamination.

Powder coatingcan be applied to many surfaces, including the exterior of a home. Extruded aluminum window frames and door knobs are often coated with this process, which protects them from harsh weather and retains their colors. It can also be used for fences and poles. This helps maintain the aesthetic appeal of the property and wards off corrosion. So, whether you're looking for a new color for your car or want to protect your property, powder coating is a great choice.