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Powder coating work at the Warwick, RI shop

Serving Brockton, MA

Powder Coating for Brockton, MA

We do not have a shop in Brockton. All of our work happens in Warwick, Rhode Island, which for most of Brockton is typically a bit under an hour south.

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The short answer

Powder coating for Brockton drivers and businesses

Ocean State Powder Coating serves Brockton from its single shop at 100 Minnesota Ave in Warwick, RI. The drive is typically a bit under an hour, using Route 24 and I-195 or I-495 and I-95, depending on traffic. All coating and repair is done in Warwick. Text a photo for a ballpark price; the final price is set when the part is at the shop.

Brockton is a working city. Plenty of pickups, work vans and daily commuters run Route 24, Route 27 and Belmont Street every day, and those vehicles collect curb rash, pothole damage and caked brake dust faster than a weekend car.

Text us a photo of what you want done. We will give you a ballpark price and an idea of what the job involves, so the trip down to Warwick is planned, not a guess.

Route 24, Main Street and winter brine

Route 24 is the spine of Brockton driving, and in winter it gets heavy salt and brine treatment. So do Main Street (Route 28), Centre Street and Belmont Street (Route 123). That mixture works into every nick on a wheel and starts corrosion under the factory clear coat.

Spring brings potholes and frost heaves across Campello, Montello and the West Side. A hard hit can bend a lip or crack a barrel. We inspect every wheel first: bends can often be straightened, and cracks in a safe area of the barrel or lip can often be welded before coating.

Truck wheels, work equipment and contractors

A lot of our Brockton-area work is truck and SUV wheels: factory chrome that is peeling, steel wheels that are rusting, or a set an owner wants blacked out. Powder coating starts from bare, blasted metal, so the new finish bonds to clean steel or aluminum instead of sitting on rust.

Contractors and small businesses around Brockton also bring us metal parts in batches: brackets, frames, racks and fabricated pieces. We sandblast them clean and coat them so they hold up on the job site.

Porch railings and older homes

Brockton has a lot of older multi-family houses with iron railings on porches and front steps. Once rust starts pushing through paint, repainting buys a season or two. Blasting the railing to bare metal and powder coating it is a longer lasting fix.

The same goes for patio tables and chairs, home radiators and motorcycle parts. Text a photo with rough dimensions and we will confirm it fits the oven and send a ballpark price.

Why Brockton customers use our shop

  • 20+ years in business, with all work done at our Warwick, RI shop
  • Wheel straightening and crack welding when safe, then coating, all in one place
  • Batch powder coating for Brockton contractors and businesses
  • If the finish is not right, we redo it at no cost

Services for Brockton

Google Reviews

What customers say

From our 94 reviews on Google.

  • “I wanted to thank you guys for the amazing job done to my wheels and brake calipers. The powder coat finish looks perfect and flawless!”

    Jonathan M

    Google review

  • “I recently had my CRV wheels powder coated black and couldn’t be happier. Ocean State did a terrific job in less than two days.”

    Jennifer Hebert

    Google review

  • “I was immediately impressed with the communication and turnaround time. I was quoted a figure, and they held to it. That almost never happens with any work I have done on this custom truck.”

    Michael Narbut

    Google review

Reviews collected from Google Business Profile.

Powder coating in Brockton: questions

The shop is at 100 Minnesota Ave in Warwick, RI. From Brockton it is typically a bit under an hour, depending on traffic and the route you take. We do not offer pickup or mobile service, so plan to bring the parts in.
Usually, yes. We sandblast the rust and old coating off down to bare metal, then coat and cure. If rust has eaten too deep into the metal, we will tell you after inspecting it.
Yes. We coat metal parts, railings, frames and brackets in batches for contractors and businesses. Text photos and quantities for a ballpark price; the final price is set when the parts are at the shop.
If the finish is not right, we redo it at no cost. Talk to us when you pick up the parts so we can look at it together.

Getting to the shop

100 Minnesota Ave, Units 5 & 6, Warwick, RI 02888
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Also serving: Stoughton, Avon, Abington, West Bridgewater, Easton, Whitman.

Send a photo of your wheels or parts from Brockton. We reply with a ballpark price and the next steps.

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Guides & Resources

Straight answers on cost, durability, curb rash, cracked rims and colors.

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