Next Generation Custom  Coating Service Shop
A custom coaters located in Massachusetts.  Next Generation Custom Powder Coating and Metal Polishing Services We specializes in custom coating

What colors do we offer?
Only the best material will guarantee a durable finish. We at Next Generation Custom Powder Coating offer high quality powder material. We can offer a prism of colors to choose from since we only use the best powder coating manufactures in the industry. The powder is mixed in the factory unlike liquid paint. If you combine black and white powder it will not mix to a grey, with this in mind, it is important that we at Next Generation Powder Coating offer our customers a large selection of colors to choose from. Along with color we offer other finishes including metallic, candies textures and other special effects.
What else can be powder coated?
The short answer is anything metal. As long as it can withstand oven temperatures on or about 400 degrees. There are processes for powder coating plastic and even wood, however we specialize in metal only. 
Call 413 562- 4700 or Stop in to our showroom for estimates and color selections, we are located at 170 Lockhouse Road Westfield Ma, right in the center of Western Mass.

What Is Powder Coating?
The powder coating process is a chemical reaction between heat and powder. Powder is a chemical combination of filler, pigment and plastic resin in a solvent free mixture. Then the powder is electrostatically charged in a special unit, and then sprayed at a low volume of air to the piece to be coated. This technique and electrostatic charge holds the powder to the piece while cured at the appropriate temperature. The temperature may vary depending on the metal composition and the thickness of the part. The process of powder coating is the combination of heat from an oven and the finest material to create an impermeable finish that will last a lifetime.

Is Powder Coating Durable?
The use of quality material and the chemical reaction created make an extremely durable finish. There are different properties based on the chemistry of the product chosen to apply to a part. The finish on a powder coated part exceeds the performance of any conventional solvent based finishes.