5° POWDER COATING

 

Automotive, plus…

 
Serving Greater Vancouver,
including Delta, Surrey, Richmond, Ladner, Tsawwassen, Burnaby, New Westminster, Langley, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody

FIVE DEGREE

 

Motorcycle Parts

 
Serving Greater Vancouver,
including Delta, Surrey, Richmond, Ladner, Tsawwassen, Burnaby, New Westminster, Langley, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody

THE JOB

 

Done Right

 
Pick up and drop off service available when appropriate

Powder Coating Delta

Serving Greater Vancouver and worth the drive
(pick up and drop off available)
24 hr or Same Day Rush Service if doable on any given day.

 

5° Five Degree Powder Coating was started to give clients the extra care that is missing in the industry. Typically the client would need to wait for a shop to run the colour they desire, which leaves them at the mercy of the shop’s schedule.

Our mission is to deliver hands-on attention and treat each job as a custom job. 5° can repair most steel or aluminum parts and deliver a flawless, durable finish. All parts are chemically stripped, sandblasted and powder coated. The sky is the limit with so many colours available to choose from.

5° Five Degree Powder Coating hopes to earn your business.

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Working Hours

Monday – Friday: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday: CLOSED

Contact Us

604 202-3324
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What do we stand for?

Why Choose Five Degree For your Powder Coating needs?

Five Degree Stands For the Following 5 Core Values:

  • Integrity – We are firm believers in doing what we say we will do. You can always expect us to deliver the goods as advertised!
  • Accountability – We take full responsibility for the projects we take on and the results that we deliver. We are reliable and stick to the timelines.
  • Quality – We are proud of our very high standards and our clients can always expect exceptional results. Customer satisfaction is always guaranteed, we make sure of it!
  • Cleanliness – It all starts with a clean workspace, we always maintain a clean workshop which translates into our quality of work.
  • Creativity – We are creative and do not follow the crowd. We truly believe there is always a better way to do something and continually work on improving our craft.

Almost all metal objects that can hold an electric charge, can be powder coated. Steel, mild steel, aluminum, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and most other steel alloys are all excellent candidates for powder coating. Due to its high durability, powder coating is a popular process, especially for automotive and motorcycle parts that have absorbed some decent wear and tear over the years. The results are amazing and objects appear as good (if not better) than new!

Powder coating is also available in over 6000 colors which not only allows for customization but makes any powder coated parts look brand new all over again!

Sandblasting is a good practice to perform on most parts, no matter what condition they are in. It helps form a good surface for your selected paint colours to bond and helps remove any foreign materials and imperfections for a beautiful finish.

The most common automotive parts people powder coat are valve covers, wheels & rims for cars and trucks, radiators, as well as motorcycle frames, tanks and rims. Marine parts, light fixtures and much more…the possibilities are almost limitless so if you are thinking of powder coating something specific, do not hesitate to reach out for more details.

I have been involved in welding/fabrication for over 25 years. In that time the process of sandblasting parts and coating them had always interested me.
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I had some of my own projects fail in the field and I wanted to know why. I had learned that the success depended entirely on how the part was prepped. The information gathered stressed that 90 percent of Powder Coating depended on a clean, oil free part. Even if you are dealing with new material, it still requires degreasing and sandblasting before it can be coated. The quality of the prep work meant that the remaining 10 percent (applying the powder) would guarantee a great result.
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I am a perfectionist by nature so for me to be in control of the process all the way through felt great. After doing several pieces on my own for a few years I found it more interesting to transfer to this as a full time career.
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I’m excited to strip and spray your parts!

Jeff

Owner

ULTIMATE RESTORATION

with Unlimited Colours

Core Skills

Powder Coating Vancouver

Sandblasting

Sandblasting involves shooting media using compressed air to roughen or clean an object. This is generally done in the refinishing of most steel or aluminum parts. Sandblasting media can be crushed walnut shells, glass beads or aluminum oxide. It is the best way to prep any part before painting.

Powder Coating Vancouver

Powder Coating

Powder Coating is a high quality finish that is applied using a spray gun with an electrostatic charge. It is a free flowing dry powder that is charged with a grounded metal substrate, then cured in an oven at around 400 degrees. The final product is a surface that is more durable than what regular paint processes can provide. It is more resistant to scratches, chipping and is more cost effective and environmentally friendly. Click on the following link to learn more details about our powder coating services and why it is gaining popularity!    

We also do Cerakote, a line of ceramic-polymer hybrid coatings that is designed to provide unmatched performance with an attractive and desirable finish. Cerakote, a line of ceramic-polymer hybrid coatings

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sandblasting?

Sandblasting involves shooting media using compressed air to roughen or clean an object. This is generally done in the refinishing of most steel or aluminum parts. Sandblasting media can be crushed walnut shells, glass beads or aluminum oxide. It is the best way to prep any part before painting.

What is Powder Coating?

Powder Coating is a high quality finish that is applied using a spray gun with an electrostatic charge. It is a free flowing dry powder that is charged with a grounded metal substrate, then cured in an oven at around 400 degrees.

The final product is a surface that is more durable than what regular paint processes can provide. It is more resistant to scratches, chipping and is more cost effective and environmentally friendly.

How long does it last?
When done right, powder coating can last more than 25 years.
What do you charge?

Project costs will vary. If you have larger items, those can be estimated on a per item basis.

For smaller projects, these can be grouped together in quantity to make it a project.

Do you have examples of your work?

Visit our Instagram page to view pictures of our work.

SANDBLAST, REPAIR, POWDER COAT

5° POWDER COATING

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Reviews

  • Jeff was very pleasant to deal with ! I had my Harley Rims done as well as some additional accent pieces and he did an amazing job! I will definitely be dealing with him in the future if I ever need anymore work done !
  • Hi all, I've been waiting a while to make this review so I can show you how Jeff help me complete a long term goal. Now as my project is coming to an end, I feel the time is right. In September of last year I was able to find a dream bike of mine, a 1983 Yamaha rz350. I bought it with the intention... Read More
  • I have nothing but great things to say about Jeff at Five Degree Powder Coatings. He went above and beyond my expectations with the job I gave him. I made the mistake of trying to remove the anodizing off my air cleaner for my Harley Davidson and what I thought was a completely ruined part. I’ll b... Read More

68 St, Delta, BC, Canada

Hours

  • Monday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Tuesday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Wednesday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Thursday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Friday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Saturday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
  • Sunday closed