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Powder coating work at the Warwick, RI shop

Serving Cranston, RI

Powder Coating for Cranston, RI

Cranston and Warwick share a border, so for most of the city our shop is a quick hop. Drive down I-95, I-295 or Route 2 and you are there.

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The short answer

Powder coating for Cranston drivers and businesses

Cranston drivers can get wheel powder coating, curb rash repair, caliper coating and sandblasting at Ocean State Powder Coating in neighboring Warwick, RI, typically about 10 to 15 minutes away via I-95, I-295 or Route 2. Text a photo for a quote first.

Between commuter miles on Route 37 and I-295, shopping traffic around Garden City and Reservoir Avenue, and Rhode Island winters, Cranston wheels pick up brake dust, salt damage and curb rash fast.

Bring the wheels in with tires on. We strip, repair, coat, cure, remount and balance in the same shop.

Commuter wheels and brake dust

Many Cranston drivers spend their week on Route 37, I-295 and I-95. Highway miles plus stop-and-go traffic on Park Avenue, Reservoir Avenue and Cranston Street mean a lot of braking, and brake dust that bakes into the wheel finish.

Once the factory clear coat starts to fail, salt and moisture get under it and the wheel starts to bubble and peel. Powder coating starts from bare metal, so the new finish is not sitting on top of old corrosion.

Parking lots and curb rash

The busy lots around Garden City Center and the curbside parking in Knightsville, Edgewood and Pawtuxet Village are where a lot of curb rash happens. Most scraped lips can be repaired and refinished instead of replaced.

A new dealer wheel can easily cost several hundred dollars, so repairing and refinishing is usually the smarter move for cosmetic damage.

Projects beyond wheels

Cranston homeowners and contractors also bring us railings, gates, patio furniture and other metal pieces for blasting and powder coating. Text us a photo of the part with rough dimensions.

Since the shop is close, it is easy to drop off a batch and pick it up when it is ready.

Why Cranston customers use our shop

  • Typically 10 to 15 minutes from most of Cranston
  • Curb rash repair and refinishing in the same job
  • Blasting and coating for home and contractor metal projects
  • Text a photo for a quote before you drive over

Google Reviews

What customers say

From our 94 reviews on Google.

  • “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

  • “Quick turn around time, fair pricing, quality work. Parts were wrapped well at pickup to prevent damage in transport. Would use again.”

    josh u

    Google review

  • “Phenomenal job on sandblasting and priming my motorcycle frame!! Can’t wait to do more business with them!!”

    matthew cesario

    Google review

Reviews collected from Google Business Profile.

Powder coating in Cranston: questions

From most of Cranston, the Warwick shop is typically about 10 to 15 minutes via I-95, I-295 or Route 2.
Usually, yes, for cosmetic damage. Repair and refinishing typically costs less than a new OEM wheel. Text us a photo and we will tell you what makes sense.
Yes. We blast and powder coat metal railings, gates, furniture and other parts. Send a photo and dimensions for a quote.
Yes. We dismount the tires, coat the wheels, then remount and balance them before pickup.

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: Warwick, Providence, Johnston, West Warwick, Scituate.

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