Cerakote™ coatings are formulated for specific applications and technical requirements. Current Cerakote™ product lines include coatings specifically for exhaust systems, pistons and high wear applications.

Cerakote™ products include:
High Temperature Coatings
Thermal Barriers
Dry Film Lubricants
Heat Dissipation Coatings
Exotic Colors
Turbine Coat

Custom powder coating

We also offer custom coatings with amazing results.

Please post the items you would like coated along with a detailed description, condition, and where they will be returned to. Please post along with a working email address so I can email you the quote.

Here are some examples of my work.

Two tone colored wheels

Custom brake calipers.
Do you have a set of brake calipers with raised letters? or some brembo calipers and you wish you can have the letters a different color instead of a sticker? no problem we got you covered

gloss black letters and takata green

General

We hope to be of service to the Nico Club community and provide you with the best custom coatings in the area.

Liquids quality is amazing, with a fast turn around time. They specialize in coatings for enthusiast, being enthusiast themselves.

Now if you would like a quote, please follow the format and they will respond back to via email with a price quote.

Sample Request Format
350Z Track edition Brembo calipers (all 4)
Coated in super-chrome with UV coat, and black lettering
They are in great condition.
Return shipping would be to Philadelphia PA 19135
Please email the quote to OutToWinPACH@aol.com

More power then a C6 Z06 in a S13.5

Liquid Powder Coats - GET YOUR STUFF POWDER COATED!

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I frequently get the question of what do I do before i powder coat parts do I clean the parts? do i media blast? is there any other process?

Let me take you guys through the steps of what you pay for when you drop your wheels off at LPC.

OK so my customer stopped by to drop his wheels off and picked his color which was Moondust Orange over Ink Black so here the process step by step.

Heres my costumers wheels when he dropped them off. he bought them from some one else and it looks like they used an automotive spray paint on the wheels. Not that i got anything against rattle canning your wheels i actually have seen some that came out pretty good but the longevity is not all that great but as for these wheels they came out looking like CRAP!

First thing we do is wash the wheel off and get any dirt or grease off.
We then cut the valve stem off and remove any weights.

Once cleaned we then submerge the wheels in a chemical stripper for 15 to 30 minutes to remove any rattle can or factory paints that are on the wheel.

your end results is a clean bare metal wheel and notice that before the crappy paint job made the spokes look like the the metal under the paint was scraped or damage well that is not the case.

Now that the wheels are cleaned and bare metal we can now media blast the wheels to give it a slight profile. A light media blast profile will help the powder bond to the metal once cured.(Before we media blast we inspect the wheel for any minor curb rash that need to be fixed but with these wheels that was not the case)

As you can now see in the picture the wheel on the left is one that just came out of the chemical stripper and the one on the right was media blasted.

Last step before we coat we spray an Iron Phosphate coat which will protect the metal from rusting and also improves the powder bonding to the metal and making it even stronger.

OK we are now ready to shoot the wheel.

Since this is a two stage coating we first shoot the ink black powder.

off to the oven it goes to flow out and cure

Once the ink black cures and cools off we can then repeat the same process with the moon dust orange which is a clear coat with a color changing flake in it.

I cant get the pics to come out as good since this color changes orange , red , green , gold pics do not do it justice but here is the final results

So there you have it these are the steps we take to give you a quality powder coating job in the end. This is what you pay for and this is how it is done by the Pro's.

So i hope this helps and i hope this clears any questions for any of you guys who want to get your wheels or any parts coated at LPC.

the parts where coated by the last nico pc who took 5 months and did a crap job. here are pics of parts.
http://s223.photobucket.com/al...ating/
the pics show the color i want and his screwups. i spent alot of time smoothing out the casting marks on the valve cover, but never got a chance to do the timing cover.

me too, would like to know,
have 300zx

5 MONTHS wow that is a bit of time but im sure there was a good reason why it took him that long? Our turn around time is 5 to 6 days from the day the parts are dropped of by our customers or the day they arrive from shipping.

I see some of the defects you are speaking of we can take care of that when we redo them with no problem.

As far as colors go may i suggest a few options for you.

I know exactly what company he got the colors from but just to let you know my distributors has the most vibrant and colorful powders in the market.

please take some time and go through our color samples in our website.

the color you want is a candy blue with a silver base.

may i suggest Peka Blue over Alien Silver

Or you can do Peka Blue over Super Chrome

these are just two examples of the various candy blues we have, again feel free to browse our color charts on our site.

I will send you a qoute tomorrow since im about to shut down for the night so please bare with me ok?

thanks

LPC

Quote, originally posted by 1991ls13 »

me too, would like to know, have 300zx

We do require that all hardware must be taken off the calipers before sending them in or dropping them off.

Pistons , Boots , Bleeders , ect. Basicaly everything that is not to be coated must be off the calipers or any parts that have gaskets, rubber boots or plugs or plastic parts that cannot hold the temps of the oven.

Hope this helps

LPC

I need to get some money together and send you my wheels to be powdercoated for my R33 GT-R.

What's the average price of doing wheels in this color?

Or maybe a nice gunmetal?

Wheel dimensions are 18X9 or 9.5J. (The wheels were on the car when I bought it.)

Do you also replace the valve stems after coating?

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That is to be announced soon! We are setting up as we speak and i want to have every thing in order and ready to run then ill drop the bomb on you guys.

Quote, originally posted by dangeris »

Great to have you aboard LPC! I like what I see so far! I'll have to stop by and see your shop sometime. I go to to Bucks all the time

Thank you and thanks to the other members here for the warm welcome.
Sure thing man stop by any time you want give me a buzz when you ready.

Quote, originally posted by OutToWinPAHC »

Martin, How would the shocker yellow hold up on brake calipers? I just think that color is bad a**, grated it wont match my car, but eff it.

Shocker Yellow will hold up excellent on your calipers.



Modified by Liquid Powder Coats at 11:49 AM 9/28/2009

We dont replace the valve stems since 9 times out of 10 when you get your tires mounted back on they will put new valve stems on for you.

If you want to keep your stems i would suggest having the shop take them off for you and you hold on to them.

Is there a pm system here on NICO? if not let me have your email and i will send you a qoute.

I'm interested in doing my side-view mirror covers.

If you can maybe send me a sample shot, or just contact me via email for a quote.

e-mail: arthurkaplun@gmail.com

Members
FOLLOW THE QUOTE FORMAT

And read the thread please! About the upcoming new process.

Im interested in a coating on my header and down pipe to reduce heat...can you give me a quote please..with availible colors if any...i would allso like a quote on a Valve cover and OilPan in electric blue..kinda like your super chrome with alein blue over it....thanks for your time in advance..

the Original Liquid!...Liquid_cool
liquid_cool36@yahoo.com

http://www.myspace.com/lossoftractiondriftteam

Hmmm its seems the cat is out of the bag lol ok let me explain whats going on and you guys here at NICO will be the first to know about it.

We at LPC this winter will be introducing HydroGraphics/ Image Fusion for our customers.

HydroGraphics is a process where a film pattern is placed in a water tank and when the special activator is applied the film dissolves but leaves the ink pattern stable in the water.

The part is then prepped and coated ( powder coated for metal parts and automotive paint for plastics) with a base coat. When the part is sumberged in the tank the ink actually fuses into the base coat becoming part of the base coat. the end process is done with a clear coat on top for a shiny protective finish.

Heres some teaser pics of what the carbon fiber looks like.

To top it off you can coat over the carbon fiber with a candy color and have any color carbon fiber you can imagine.

Ok so now i really let the cat out of the bag but please bare with me.We allready signed the contracts with the major distributors that make the film and activator and we are now waiting on some equipment that should be coming in shortly so i will keep every one up to date once we are up and running with the new process which wont be too long.

Quote, originally posted by OutToWinPAHC »

Martin, Nico does not have a PM system. Members FOLLOW THE QUOTE FORMAT And read the thread please! About the upcoming new process.

Ah ok kevin then yes if every one can just leave your email , or go to my website and send me an email, or call the shop hours are from 10 to 6 monday thru friday.

Quote, originally posted by liquid_cool »

Welcome to nicco Liquid!......allthou you stole my name...lol..i wont hold it against you..jk.... Im interested in a coating on my header and down pipe to reduce heat...can you give me a quote please..with availible colors if any...i would allso like a quote on a Valve cover and OilPan in electric blue..kinda like your super chrome with alein blue over it....thanks for your time in advance.. the Original Liquid!...Liquid_cool liquid_cool36@yahoo.com

Thanks Liquid!

Yea i stoled your name but now you can be super cool once you get some liquid powder coats on your parts

ill send you a email soon.

You got it its the exact same process.

Modified by Liquid Powder Coats at 3:57 PM 9/28/2009

I will gather up some parts and request a quote in about a week

Glad to have you aboard, and I look forward to seeing your work on my own car

Get your LBC Head & Tail Overlays HERE

WOWOWOWOWOWOWOW lol u do some great stuff i go to school in pa if i keep my coupe i may have a sweet azz project for you this winter lol i just fell in love w/ like every rim uve done it just opens soooooo many possibilities

soon to come....new 20 in Neo Chrome Konig Afterburners......and neo chrome exhaust

Sure thing i can give you a qoute just send me an email or let me have your email

30mm 300zx all four brakes, semi dark red with white lettering

Modified by 1991ls13 at 7:42 AM 9/30/2009

email: d.rivera441@gmail.com

Quote, originally posted by nightsauce »

30mm 300zx front and rear calipers in shocker yellow with black lettering :D email: d.rivera441@gmail.com

Emails sent.

Quote, originally posted by Spocknasty;1370094 »

On the car

Return shipping would be to Headland, AL 36345
Please email the quote to hoffman5982@gmail.com

I'm hoping for a nice silver base coat with a midnight blue top coat. Something similar to what Warped has, except obviously midnight blue.

Shipping to 33024

Email - access_denied1007@yahoo.com

Quote, originally posted by numbnuts240 »

i'm going to punch you in the nads...

Quote, originally posted by nissangirl74 »

Learned'd Fuzzy Ball-Licking Cum-Burping Gutter Slut.

can you give me a quote for a:
4lb chihuahua done in that starburst red or infused carbon fiber?

k thanks.
(j/k ill be back for a real quote later)

tvmendoza@gmail.com
Thanks
Tona