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This is how Powder Coating can transform your Outdoor Furniture
Powder coating is a highly durable and efficient method of applying a decorative and protective finish to various surfaces, including metal outdoor furniture. It involves applying a dry powder made of finely ground pigments and resin to the surface of the furniture. This powder is electrostatically charged and sprayed onto
Can a Fresh Coat of Paint Make Your Wrecked Car Look New Again?
When your car has been in an accident, the damage can leave it looking far from its former glory. Dents, scratches, and mismatched paint can make even a well-maintained vehicle appear like a shadow of its former self. But can a fresh coat of paint really restore a wrecked car
Can Armadillo Fix Your Car’s Accident Damage with Powder Coating?
When your vehicle suffers damage from an accident, finding the right repair solution can be daunting. At Armadillo Automotive and Powder Coating, located in Kenner, Louisiana, we offer a comprehensive range of automotive services, including body and paint work, routine maintenance, and powder coating in New Orleans. But can powder
Is Powder Coating Always Shiny?
Powder coating is a versatile and durable finish applied to a wide range of products and surfaces, from automotive components to outdoor furniture. It’s a popular choice due to its long-lasting, protective qualities, but one common question often arises: Is powder coating always shiny? The answer is more nuanced than
Which One to Choose? Powder Coating or Paint?
When it comes to finishing and protecting your vehicle or any metal components, the choice between powder coating and traditional paint can be challenging. Each option has its own set of advantages, making them suitable for different applications. In this blog, we’ll dive into the key differences between the two,
Can a Vehicle Be Rebuilt if the Insurance Company Totals It After an Accident?
When your vehicle is involved in a severe accident, the insurance company may deem it a total loss. This typically means that the cost to repair the vehicle exceeds a certain percentage of its actual cash value. However, being “totaled” by the insurance company does not necessarily spell the end