Gloss, matte, satin, metallic, candy, textured — and just about any color you can name. We stock and source a huge range of powders, so we can match a color you already have or build a look that’s completely your own.
The finish changes everything — the same color reads completely differently in gloss versus matte or candy. Here are the finish families we run most.
Gloss
High-shine, mirror-like — the classic show finish.
Satin
Soft sheen between gloss and flat; hides fine detail well.
Matte / Flat
No shine — a modern, stealthy look.
Metallic
Fine metal flake for depth and sparkle in the light.
Candy
Translucent color over a base coat for rich, deep tones.
Textured
Wrinkle and hammertone finishes that mask surface flaws.
Two-Tone & Masked
Multiple colors, logos and custom masked designs.
Clear & Protective
Clear top coats and protective layers over bare or plated metal.
Popular Colors
A Starting Point
Here’s a sample of go-to colors to spark ideas. It’s only a slice — we stock and source thousands and can match nearly anything.
Gloss
Gloss White
Satin Black
Gunmetal
Silver Metallic
Fire Red
Racing Orange
Safety Yellow
Royal Blue
Teal
Hunter Green
Deep Purple
Candy Red
Candy Blue
Copper Vein
Wrinkle Black
Bright Chrome-Look
Two-Tone
Looking for an exact color match or a finish not listed here? Ask us — chances are we can do it.
Make It Yours
Match a Color or Go Fully Custom
Chasing a factory-correct restoration color? Want your team’s colors, a two-tone, or a masked logo? This is where powder coating really shines — the options go well beyond a paint chip.
Color Matching
Bring a sample, a code, or the part — we’ll match it as closely as powder allows.
Thousands. Between what we stock and what we can source, the range covers just about every color and finish family — gloss, matte, satin, metallic, candy and textured. If you have a specific look in mind, ask and we’ll tell you what’s possible.
Can you match an exact color?
In most cases, yes. Bring us a physical sample, a paint code, or the part itself. Powder is its own material, so a match is as close as the chemistry allows — but it’s usually spot-on, and we’ll be straight with you if a color is tough to hit.
What's the difference between gloss, satin and matte?
It’s all about sheen. Gloss is high-shine and mirror-like, matte is completely flat with no shine, and satin sits in between with a soft sheen. The same color can look dramatically different depending on which you choose.
Do you do two-tone or custom designs?
Yes. We do two-tone work, logos, team colors and masked designs. Tell us what you’re picturing and we’ll walk you through what’s possible on your part.
Will the color on my screen match the real finish?
Not exactly — screens can’t perfectly reproduce a real powder finish. Use the swatches here as a starting point, then confirm with a physical sample before a final decision. We’re happy to help you get it right.