Custom Colors · Quoted Per Set

Powder Coating Wheels

Gloss black, bronze, gunmetal, or a custom color nobody else on the road has — powder coating gives your wheels a tougher, more even finish than paint, built to survive Arizona heat and brake dust. We repair first, then coat.

Pick your finish

Hundreds of colors and textures available — here are the ones Valley drivers ask for most.

Gloss & Satin Black

The most-requested look — deep, even, and far more durable than paint. Satin for stealth, gloss for show.

Bronze & Gold

From subtle OEM bronze to full show-gold. A favorite on Tesla, BMW, and JDM builds.

Gunmetal & Graphite

Factory-style gray tones that hide brake dust and pair with almost any paint color.

Custom & Two-Tone

Candy reds, chrome-effect, prismatic, and two-tone machined looks — tell us the vision, we'll match it.

How wheel powder coating works

01

Strip to Bare Metal

Old paint, clear, and corrosion are chemically stripped or media-blasted off so the new coat bonds to clean metal — not over a failing finish.

02

Repair & Prep

Any curb rash, pitting, or bends are corrected first. A powder coat only looks as good as the surface under it.

03

Powder & Cure

Electrostatic powder is applied and oven-cured at ~400°F, fusing into a single hard, even shell — thicker and tougher than liquid paint.

04

Clear & Reassemble

An optional UV-stable clear locks in color and gloss. Wheels are remounted, balanced, and ready to roll.

Why powder coat instead of paint

Tougher than paint — resists chips, brake dust, road salt, and curb scuffs

Even, factory-grade finish with no runs or orange peel

Any color or texture — gloss, satin, matte, candy, two-tone, prismatic

UV-stable clear options that hold color through Arizona summers

We repair the wheel first — curb rash and bends fixed before coating

5.0★ across 147 reviews — your wheels leave looking better than new

Coatings built for Arizona sun

Phoenix UV and 115° heat fade cheap finishes fast. A bronze that looks great in spring can go chalky by August if it wasn't coated and cleared right.

We use UV-stable powders and clears specifically because of the desert sun — so your color stays your color, season after season.

See it before & after

We document every set before stripping and after final cure, so you can see the transformation — bare, repaired, coated, and finished.

Documented results

Powder Coating Questions

How much does it cost to powder coat wheels?+
Powder coating is quoted per set — price depends on wheel size, condition, whether the old finish needs stripping, and the color or finish you choose. Custom colors, candies, and two-tone work take more time and material. Send a photo of your wheels and we'll give you a firm, per-set quote.
Is powder coating better than painting wheels?+
For wheels, yes. Powder coating is applied as a dry powder and oven-cured into a single hard shell that's far more resistant to chips, brake dust, and curb scuffs than liquid paint. It also lays down more evenly with no runs.
How long does powder coating last on wheels?+
A properly stripped, prepped, and cleared powder coat commonly lasts 5–10 years or more. The biggest enemy in Arizona is UV, which is why we offer UV-stable clears that hold color and gloss through desert summers.
Can you powder coat over curb rash or bent wheels?+
We fix the wheel first. Curb rash is sanded and re-profiled and bends are straightened before any powder goes on — coating over damage just locks the flaw in under the finish.
How long does powder coating take?+
Most sets take a few days because of stripping, repair, coating, and curing time. We confirm the timeline when you book and can often work around your schedule. Call or text +1-480-235-9301.

Give your wheels a new color

Pairs perfectly with curb rash repair, diamond-cut refinishing, and Tesla wheel repair, or head back to the AZ Rim Repair home page. Serving Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert & Phoenix.

Call +1-480-235-9301