Contract Fabrication
Coating: the last step before a part ships
A finished metal part usually needs a coating, for corrosion protection, appearance, or both. CMD handles finishing as part of delivering a completed part, so it leaves ready to install rather than raw.
In summary
Coating is the finishing step that closes out a fabricated part: protecting the metal against corrosion and giving it the surface and color the job calls for. When a part needs a finish, we plan it together with the rest of the fabrication job, so you aren't left to arrange it on your own.
Tell us what the finish is for, whether corrosion protection, a color, or a specification to meet, and we'll confirm how we'll handle it for your part.
Finishing a part, not just cutting it
The value of finishing under one job is simple: the part arrives ready to install. Instead of coordinating a fabricator, a coater, and the shipping between them, you deal with one company that is accountable for the finished result.
That fits how the rest of CMD's fabrication works, where cutting, forming, welding, and assembly already sit under one roof.
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Finishes and processes
These are some of the finishes we deliver with your part. Every finish starts from what the part has to do: tell us the requirement, and we'll confirm the right process and quote it.
- Powder coating
- Wet paint
- Zinc plating
- Hot-dip galvanizing
- Anodizing
- Chromate
- Passivation
- Polishing
- Tumbling
Next step
Have a finish requirement?
Upload the PDF drawing and tell us the finish it needs, whether that's corrosion protection, a specific color, or a spec to meet. We'll confirm what we can do and quote it.