Wheels & frames
Mag wheels, motorbike frames and suitable automotive components. Send photos and dimensions so we can check the material, existing coating and preparation needed.

Powder coating in Invercargill for wheels, frames, gates and fabricated metalwork. Local preparation, practical advice and a finish specified for the job.
Our powder coating team works with Southland fabricators, trade businesses and private customers. Tell us what the component does, where it will be used and the finish you want.
Mag wheels, motorbike frames and suitable automotive components. Send photos and dimensions so we can check the material, existing coating and preparation needed.
Machinery guards, brackets, aluminium extrusions and switchboard enclosures. Identify close fits, threads and electrical contact surfaces before coating.
Gates, decorative ironwork, metal furniture and signage frames. Outdoor and coastal exposure help determine the preparation and powder system.
Paint, corrosion and contamination all affect the result. We assess the part before agreeing the preparation, masking and coating requirements.

Send the material, dimensions and current condition. In-house paint stripping and chemical pretreatment are available, with the process selected for the substrate and its condition.
Mark surfaces that need to remain uncoated, including threads, bearing fits and earthing contact points. Powder is applied to the prepared component in the agreed colour and finish.
The component is cured to the requirements of the selected powder system, then cooled and inspected. Agree handling, packing and collection arrangements as part of the job.
We use the Dulux powder coating range. Gloss level, texture, service environment and the underlying material all matter when selecting a coating.
Bring a colour reference or physical sample for repeat work. Product availability and suitability need confirming before the job is booked.
Dulux colour selector (PDF, 2022 edition)Use the selector as a starting point. Confirm current colours and view a physical sample before approving the finish.
A few details help us assess preparation, handling and finish requirements. For larger parts, confirm usable size and handling capacity with the team before arranging delivery.
For repeat production, tell us the batch quantity and how often you expect to need it.
Often the first step is an assessment of the material and current condition. Send photos and dimensions. Existing paint, corrosion, damage and previous surface treatments influence the preparation and suitability.
Tell us about existing coatings and any seals, bearings, plastics or other components. Agree stripping and disassembly with the team before delivery, because the coating and curing process must suit the complete item presented.
Part size, quantity, condition, stripping, masking, handling and the chosen powder system all affect the quote. A photo alone may not show the work required, so include dimensions and the material where known.
Send the original colour and product reference, gloss or texture, and a sample if available. Ageing and changes in product availability can affect a match. Agree the finish before starting a repeat batch.
Visit the Clive Wilson team at 33 Clyde Street, Invercargill 9810. Contact us first to discuss your parts and delivery arrangements.
Complete fabricated equipment with engraved labels and signage from our Invercargill workshop.
Email photos, material, dimensions and quantities, along with your preferred finish and required date.
Email your powder coating briefOr call 03 928 5974