Had my wheels powder coated and the brake calipers painted. Great quality service from Nick and…read morethe shop, definitely recommend their services here

Nick and his team are absolute perfectionist and geniuses in this space. They have contract set up…read morewith many automotive dealerships in an effort to repair rims before selling cars off of Service loaner program. When I was there, they must've had eight employees running around like crazy all with assigned jobs working on various aspects of rim repair. Nick was more than fair with us on the project that we brought to him and came highly recommended from someone else in the industry which gave him even higher regards in my book.

Rick at Ace Powder Coating is a stand up guy, quick to respond back, very fair prices and quality…read moreof work is amazing. I showed up to pick up my parts after he left and with a quick phone call he came right back without any questions. Will definitely use him again

I wanted to have my rims powder coated, but I wasn't sure of exactly what I wanted. Rick was…read moreextremely patient and professional. He provided me with a range of options to help guide my decision. The price was great and he guaranteed his work. I'm very pleased with the way my rims turned out. I'll be a lifelong customer. A+

They fixed one bent rim for me. Absolutely amazing customer service, really fast turn around time…read more I can't recommend them enough, 5+ stars in my opinion!

In September 2014, I bought a brand new motorcycle and had a dealer-installed, black ceramicoated…read morestage 1 exhaust installed. When I picked it up, I went over the bike with a fine-toothed comb. I rode it until November when i had my first 500 mile service. It was cold and wet out, so I wore rain gear. When I got the bike home and started to clean it up, I noticed a spot of melted raingear on the exhaust- about a 2" patch. I tried everything suggested online to remove it. Two different Western MA independent bike shops recommended Morini, so I went. I met with the owner Justin and showed him the bike. He quoted $125 to ceramicoat the muffler where the spot was and it should match the rest of the exhaust as their color is about the same- but if not, they could to the entire exhaust so it all matches for $375. He stated this was an "EASY" task for them as they've done it numerous times. We agreed and moved forward. After he had finished the muffler, I went to see it- it was perfect, but he stated that when they went to put it on, the color didn't match so I agreed to the higher amount to have it all done in the matching black color. I left the bike with them again and after a few days, went in to see it. Justin met me with an exhaust part in his hand because he had to redo it as he had hit a "hidden bolt" and chipped the coating they had applied. He expressed to me how there was very little room and that this exhaust was much harder than he thought. A couple days later, I went back and now there were chips on the muffler where it attached to the forward pipes, scuffs on the timing cover, scrapes on the cam cover, the inside of the right brake pedal assembly and MASSIVE scuffs on the oil cooler. I freaked out- his little helper stated he's hit it with some touch up paint if I wanted. I almost decked him. My bike with 580 miles on it had a ton of cosmetic damage- all around the areas of the exhaust. I ended up calling my insurance company and they replaced $3200 in parts/labor. To do the job properly, the dealer actually undoes the oil cooler and the brake assembly so they hang freely away from the frame allowing for the room needed to install the exhaust. If he'd spent 1/2 an hour or less to do this, there never would've been an issue. instead, his helper told me it took 3 people wrestling with it to get it in and out of the bike- no wonder it was damaged. I went back to Justin and he got cocky stating I couldn't prove the damage wasn't there before he touched it- maybe the dealer caused the damage installing the stage 1 exhaust. Well, the damage was BLATANT and obvious- and how would there be chips on the exhaust you JUST DID for me??? AND, if you're a few inches away from something and see all this damage BEFORE you touched it, you wouldn't say anything to cover your own butt? I know I would. Then his dad came out and started in on me about how wonderful his kid is and how good of a job he does. They refused to refund me or anything. This was a year ago and ANYONE who asked me about powdercoating or ceramicoating has heard this story- including the shops that referred me. Horrible work, terrible service, and a nightmare to deal with. There's more- phone calls, voicemails I saved and such, but I've typed enough. Oh, and I have pics if anyone doubts what I've written.

From the owner: Located in Springfield, MA, Morini Performance Coatings is a unique business specializing in powder…read morecoating, wheel repair, high temperature ceramic coating, metal polishing, and custom painting. While the majority of powder coat businesses offer large scale, high quantity industrial refinishing, Morini Performance Coatings specializes in a customized detail oriented finished product. We can take the time and expertise you expect to give detail and personal attention to our work. With our talents and abilities we are able to combine these special processes to produce whatever outcome you as the customer desire.

Great powder coating services with quick turnaround. Ask for Paul for all your powder coating…read moreneeds.

From the owner: Over the past 46 years, the R.R. LeDuc Corporation has adapted to changing needs as well as the…read morelatest technology to provide their customers with the most advanced and innovative custom made sheet metal products. We produce a variety of products for the communication, military, medical, electronics, and commercial industries. We specialize in: -Robotic Lights Out Manufacturing -Laser Cutting -Plasma Cutting -CNC Punching -CNC Precision Forming -Welding -Resistance/Spot Welding -Pemming -Powder Coating -And more!

My name is Paul Girouard, owner of Fine Lines, Sturbridge MA. Chris and Becky at Patriot Customs…read moredo all of our printing. Whether is brochures, posters, photos on canvas, they do a great job. Chris also takes care of our metal need ie: bar foot rails, steel cabinet frames, anything metal, he's the man.

From the owner: At Patriot Customs we create unique metal fabricated designs from steel, aluminum, copper, brass…read moreand many other alloys, for both commercial and personal use. Beautifully crafted and made-to-order, our three-dimensional signage, interior furnishings, metal wall décor, and metal art sculptures, cast shadows which, when combined with metals such as copper and brass, makes images and lettering come to life.

I've had the wheels for my 32 Chevy and some Tractor parts for my Kubota done by Andy at AMS. The…read moreresult was perfect. He's fair and works with you on figuring out what you want. I also have seen some larger lots he was doing for manufacturing outfits, they looked shiny and consistent. Give AMS a try, you will not regret it.

From the owner: Sandblasting Part Preparation…read moreMasking and plugging (threads, bearing surfaces, etc.) Hundreds of color choices including clear, matte, wrinkle and textures

if i could give zero stars i would. I've had a bike frame powder coated here before and it came out…read moregood. however i returned to have a rear differential housing powder coated, it came out terrible. tape lines were horrible, they coated a oil seal surface of the input flange, effectively making my whole differential a piece of scrap metal. this differential isn't made anymore and cant get individual parts for it. Luke told me they cant do anything and to get out of the store after they destroyed my parts. DO NOT come here to get any work done. the quality is not there. i gave them a chance to clean and polish the damaged part, all they did was hit it with some scotch pads and emery cloth which after the fact i could still see the sand blasting pits in the seal surface and was told that's the best they could do. this company owes me a rear differential input flange but refuses. this is the kind of customer service you get from them when they FUK up. this problem is above Lukes pay grade. the only way this can be remedied is by continuing to polish my part to a near machined finish or replacing the differential.