Equipment & trailer painting in Carlisle, PA
The best time to paint steel is right after it's been blasted clean. We do both, so your piece goes from rust to finished without sitting around.
A tractor in fresh red paint at our shop.
What we paint
- Tractors and farm equipment
- Trailers and hitches
- Truck and car frames
- Implements and attachments
- Gates, racks and railings
- Parts and brackets
Tell us the color you want, or bring a sample or paint code. For farm equipment, tell us the make and year so we can talk color.
Why blasting and painting belong together
Paint needs clean, rough, dry metal. Blasting gives you exactly that, but bare steel doesn't stay clean for long. Moisture in the air starts a light surface rust within hours to days. Doing both in one shop means primer goes on while the surface is still fresh.
It also means one set of people answers for the whole job. If paint doesn't hold, there's no finger-pointing between the blaster and the painter.
Already blasted somewhere else?
Call and ask. If the steel is still clean and dry, we can talk about priming and painting it.
Questions we get
Do you paint things you didn't blast?
Call and ask. It depends on the condition of the surface. Paint over rust or failing paint won't last, and we'll tell you if that's the case.
Can I pick the color?
Yes. Tell us the color or bring a paint code or sample, and we'll talk it through.
Do you prime before painting?
Bare blasted steel needs primer before topcoat. We'll talk through primer and paint based on how the piece gets used.
How much does painting cost?
It depends on size and how many coats. Text photos to (717) 422-6600 for a price on blasting and paint together.
Painting & Coating near you
From our shop west of Carlisle we serve Cumberland County and the towns around it.
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Got something rusty?
Call, or text a few photos with a short note about what it is. We'll tell you what it takes.