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Photos of your parts get the fastest, most accurate quote — text them over or attach the details in the form.

Row of yellow coated steel bars hanging on the rack beside the coating booth

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Call or text (973) 713-3401
Shop

Hackettstown, NJ — call to arrange your parts drop-off

Serving

Morris, Sussex & Warren County

Quotes are quickest with photos: the part, the damage or old finish, and the color you're after.

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Before you drop parts off

None of this is required — bring the parts and it gets sorted out here. But every item below either speeds the job up or changes the quote, so it is worth five minutes.

Take off anything that cannot take 400°F

Bearings, seals, rubber bushings, plastic trim, decals, adhesives, wiring and electronics all have to come off before a part goes in the oven. Tires come off wheels, and so do valve stems and TPMS sensors. If you are not sure how far to strip something down, send photos first rather than guessing.

Say what must stay bare

Threads, bearing bores, sealing faces and machined surfaces get masked so they stay to size — but only if we know they matter. Mark them, or point them out on drop-off. Coating is real film thickness, and a coated bore is a scrapped part.

Bring the color reference, not a description

A physical sample, a manufacturer paint code or a printed swatch all work. A phone photo is the weakest input there is, because screens and camera white balance shift color badly. See custom color matching for how a match is actually sourced.

Say what the part is and what it does

Steel, aluminum and cast parts get different blast media, and a part that lives outdoors or under a vehicle earns a zinc-rich primer that a garage-kept part does not need. Naming the vehicle or the machine tells us more than a description of the finish.

Not sure which service you need? The full capability list is grouped by what the part has been through, and how pricing works explains what actually moves a quote.