Custom Powder Coating ...

[Lefty71]

You should be proud. Thats a great piece, for a great purpose.

 

[CudaChick1968]

Here's an eclectic mix from the last couple weeks. The Indian heat shields and the tough old steel original Caddy valve covers are coincidentally both for 1956 models (not for the same guy either).

1956 Indian heat shields on arrival ...

The high temp black ceramic is soooo smooth!

These babies were incredibly pitted but he said he was lucky to find any.

Wanting a "classy result that Elvis would approve of" (made me laugh), I went with candy gold accents against a gorgeous new midnight blue texture that hid all of the pitting on the main bodies while using it on the accents to magnify the sparkle.

I'm having a special sale for my 18th Anniversary on May 31! Watch this to find out the details.


Thank you for your amazing support through the years!!! I know I wouldn't be here without YOU.

 

[boss302dave]

Outstanding work! That looks awesome Leanna. Congrats on giving something very special back to your community.

 

[Skytrooper]

Always such beautiful work !!

Happy 13th anniversary!!!

 

[funknut]

Very cool, I didn't even think to powdercoat a license plate. Might need to get that done during the cold season!

 

[71SandbugCharger]

New Powder **** for one of my first and best customers from FABO back in 2008!

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It was definitely a masking challenge with the layout being different on both sides, but knowing Eric is happy is the best reward I could ask for. I hope to get a video when it's installed and running! (He also has a set of matching Mopar Performance valve covers and a custom B5/silver MSD box to go along with it.)

It was a fun and interesting one for sure, my first ever custom fan. If I remember right he wanted it to resemble a Corsair airplane. Here's his idea on arrival.

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Thanks for looking! I wouldn't be here without YOU!

The logarithms work as well here as they do on YouTube! First time I seen this! True love my friend!!!

 

[CudaChick1968]

Just a quick bump on my long-standing thread. I'm seeing quite a few posts from (especially newer) members getting stuff coated over the last few months. I'm a FBBO Vendor who would LOVE an opportunity to quote your job!

With PirateShip.com it doesn't cost nearly as much to ship as it does using your local UPS / FedEx box store outlets either.

Even if it's just some brackets or something I'd appreciate your support! Custom color matching, unique color schemes and a sharp eye for detail have kept PSC's doors open for over 18 years.

You'll also get a FBBO Labor Discount you probably won't enjoy from your local guy. Military and Law Enforcement -- enlisted / retired / Veteran -- get 12% off the labor just as a small Thank You because I hold you in very high esteem.

Here's a few more recent creations since I haven't updated my thread in awhile.

This is a side by side comparison of that restored base up there with an original I started work on Friday.

Jeep stuff in Mojito Green:

Porsche 911 fan Before and After ...

Custom billet aluminum center caps...

Suzuki GSXR wheel centers ...

Thanks for checking me out! I look forward to working with you and appreciate your support.

They don't call me The Mistress of Metal for nothin'. I love my job and no one will love your metal more than I will ... except YOU!

http://phoenixSpecialtyCoatings.com
Greenfield Tennessee 38230
731-613-9192 (10-9 Central US time)

 

[CudaChick1968]

Here's a few more starting with Mr. Jeep's Happy Face!

Nasty old rusty heat shields for an Indian motorcycle Before ...

... now in high temp black ceramic:

This is a 48" metal sign now displayed outside my local high school's auditorium:

A rare Rocky Mountain Dash insert finished in a black/silver leatherette powder that matches his interior silver with engraved glove box door that also matches the red I used on a bunch of his other jobs including the front grille (the center caps above are also his, finished last week) ...

The timing marks are black making for easy adjustments ...

Finally some custom 1956 Cadillac stamped steel valve covers with barely-there lettering ...

He's going with an "Elvis theme" and wanted blue suede texture with matte gold accents. They were a challenge but he loves them now. (They really are the same color but propping one up made my LED hit them differently.)

Dream up your masterpiece and let me turn it into reality!

 

[CudaChick1968]

I won't deny it.

Custom one-off valve covers and intake manifolds have always been my favorite thing to work up. Though some color schemes may be similar, no two are exactly alike. It's on purpose ... because I'm an artist at heart who just happens to be a die hard gearhead.

Bodywork is my favorite part, getting the metal as close to perfect as possible before any powder starts flying. It makes the details stand out and helps customers win trophies all over the world.

Hi @MarPar!! << grin>>

 

[Budnicks]

Mario's, @MarPar are still my favorites

keep up the great art Leanna

someday I'll find something for you to do for me

 

[MarPar]

I won't deny it.

Custom one-off valve covers and intake manifolds have always been my favorite thing to work up. Though some color schemes may be similar, no two are exactly alike. It's on purpose ... because I'm an artist at heart who just happens to be a die hard gearhead.

Bodywork is my favorite part, getting the metal as close to perfect as possible before any powder starts flying. It makes the details stand out and helps customers win trophies all over the world.

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