Powder coating costs about the same as other professionally applied paints or coatings on small projects, and can often be substantially less expensive on larger quantities of parts. Some bulk plating processes similar to anodizing may be slightly less expensive. More decorative finishes, such as chrome plating, are substantially more expensive than powder coating.

The problem with listing items on price lists is that it does not reflect the pricing on having more than one part at a time powder coated. For example a single head will cost about $165 to be powder coated, a pair of heads about $235 (cylinders are the same), but to have 2 heads and 2 cylinders powder coated the same color at the same time is only about $400 for Standard Colors or $600 for 2 stage, Candy Colors or cylinders with polished fins.

Pricing is determined by our labor, material and power costs, with the main expense being the cost to operate the ovens to cure the powder. Next on the expense list is labor with it taking more time to change colors than to spray them. The equipment and the spray room have to be spotless as a few specks of powder from one color can ruin the next color. So the more parts sprayed per color and the more parts cured at one time, the lower our costs are which lowers your cost.

The most cost effective way to have powder coating done is by having a number of pieces done at one time. We are used to customers combining orders with others and sending parts from several motorcycles at one time. We encourage this as it allows us to give you the highest quality powder coating at the best possible price.