Electrostatic painting is all about attraction. You know how you hold up a magnet and it attracts or repels another magnet based on a negative or positive charge? Same idea. The paint used in the electrostatic coating process is attracted to the metal object, basically latching itself to the product.

The charged nature of the paint allows for an even coating that reduces waste and saves you money in the long run. Furniture redone with electrostatic painting winds up looking almost as good as new, and when the paint is attached using this proven process, you can rely on a high-quality finish for years to come.

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Year established: 1980

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Reclaimed Furniture

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Reclaimed Furniture: Vintage is IN, and electrostatic painting lets you retain the shabby chic look that drew you to your furniture in the first place. With electrostatic painting, you can refurbish your antique furniture safely without compromising the integrity of the item. New look.

Bathtubs

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Bathtubs: Metal bathtubs are ideal candidates for the electrostatic coating process. Water damage can leave your tub faded and chipped, but electrostatic painting provides you with a finish that looks as good as new, with a process that's far cheaper than an expensive remodel.

Office Equipment

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Office Equipment: First impressions mean everything. Don't let the presentation of your office give a customer or client a reason to go elsewhere. New office furniture can be expensive and may not be what's best for your business. Electrostatic paint can rejuvenate your office space.

Lockers

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Lockers: Workplace and school lockers deteriorate after just a few years of service, and replacing them outright is costly, especially if you're on a budget. The electrostatic painting process is the easiest way to restore your lockers to like-new condition. Coating can be applied over a large area in a fraction of the time of other forms of restoration.

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