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Solid Equipment Solutions

Serving Central Alberta

Protective Coatings and Custom Painting

Every job goes through our commercial paint booth with a primer system and a finish coat matched to what the equipment actually does for a living.

Sprayed and cured indoors

Every coating job goes into our commercial-grade paint booth, closed off from wind and blowing dust. That gives the finish an even coat and a clean, properly cured bond, with no grit working its way into wet paint.

Systems built for the job

Priming, industrial painting, protective coatings, and finish restoration, matched to what the equipment does for a living. An excavator working in mud needs a different system than a grain trailer parked outside through an Alberta winter. Box liners, undercoating, and coloured rock guard round out the lineup for equipment that takes a beating from below.

The handoff from blasting or laser cleaning

Coating only holds as long as the prep underneath it. Anything that comes off our sandblasting or laser cleaning work goes straight into the booth while the surface is still clean, so rust doesn't get a chance to start again before the primer goes on.

Common questions

It depends on the coating system, the surface prep underneath it, and how hard the equipment works. A properly prepped and coated surface holds up for years against an Alberta winter and everyday wear, well past a quick spray job on top of rust.

Paint only bonds as well as the surface it's sprayed onto. Coating over rust or an old failing finish just seals the problem in, so every job gets sandblasted or laser cleaned down to clean metal first.

Yes. Tell us the color or the fleet standard you're running and we'll match the finish coat to it so units look consistent across the yard.

Yes. We build the coating system around what the equipment is exposed to. A unit running around oilfield chemicals or ag inputs gets a system matched to that exposure, chosen specifically for what it has to survive.

Have equipment that needs work?

Call our team or request a quote online. We'll assess your equipment and provide practical recommendations based on its condition and your goals.

47017 AB-21 #247, Camrose County, AB T4V 5H8Available 24/7