Wheel Powder Coating near Overland Park, KS

Powder coating pricing depends on wheel size, condition, and color choice. Standard single-color powder coating runs $75 to $150 per wheel for 17 to 20 inch wheels. Larger wheels (22 inch and up) or multi-piece wheels run $150 to $250+ per wheel. Two-tone finishes, candy colors, and chrome-alternative finishes add to the cost. A full set of four wheels typically runs $300 to $800+ depending on specifications. We provide exact quotes after inspecting your wheels in person.

Powder coating lasts significantly longer than traditional wet paint. A quality powder coat finish on wheels typically lasts 5 to 10+ years with normal driving, compared to 1 to 3 years for most painted wheel finishes before chipping and fading become noticeable. Powder coat is more resistant to chips from road debris, curb contact, and chemical exposure from brake dust and road salt. It is the most durable wheel finish option available.

Typical turnaround for a set of four wheels is 3 to 5 business days. This includes stripping the old finish, surface preparation, any minor repairs, application of the powder coat, oven curing at 400+ degrees, and quality inspection. Complex jobs — two-tone finishes, extensive damage repair, or large custom parts — may take 5 to 7 business days. We will give you an estimated completion date when you drop off.

In most cases, yes. We have access to an extensive library of powder coat color formulas including many OEM wheel colors from major manufacturers. For colors not in our standard catalog, we can create a custom color match from a sample chip, a color code, or even a photo of the original finish. OEM color matching is popular with Overland Park luxury vehicle owners who want curb-rashed wheels restored to factory appearance without the cost of buying new OEM wheels.

Yes. Caliper powder coating is one of our most popular services — especially paired with a wheel color change. We remove the calipers, clean and prep them, apply the powder coat, cure in the oven, and reinstall on your vehicle. Popular caliper colors include red, yellow, blue, and custom colors matched to your vehicle. Caliper powder coating is more durable than caliper paint and produces a smoother, more even finish.

We are about 10 minutes from central Overland Park. Take Shawnee Mission Parkway west from Metcalf or Quivira, or take K-7 south to 62nd Terrace. Our address is 12310 W 62nd Ter, Shawnee, KS 66216. We are right off I-35, easily accessible from Overland Park, Leawood, Prairie Village, Lenexa, Olathe, and the rest of Johnson County. Closer than most powder coating shops in KC proper.

All powder coating jobs include complete surface preparation. We strip the existing finish (paint, clear coat, or old powder coat), remove any corrosion, sand and smooth the surface, and apply a chemical pretreatment to ensure maximum adhesion. For wheels with curb damage, we can perform minor straightening and filler work before coating. The prep work is what determines how good and how long the finish will last — we never cut corners on this step.

Yes. Two-tone powder coating — such as a gloss black face with a machined or silver lip — is available and produces a striking, factory-quality result. We mask specific areas of the wheel and apply each color separately with individual cure cycles. Custom designs, patterns, and multi-color finishes are also possible but require additional masking time and cure cycles, which adds to the turnaround and cost. Ask us about design options during your consultation.