Painting

Handling painting in-house avoids the added paint costs, lead time, and handling risk of sending parts to a separate painting company. Customers who come to Total Manufacturing for CNC machining or fabrication often find that painting can be completed under the same roof, with surface preparation, application, and final part delivery handled by one manufacturing partner.

Include the part drawing, material, required paint or finish specification, and any color or masking requirements, noting the types of surfaces involved if the part has multiple materials or textures. If painting follows fabrication or machining at Total Manufacturing, note that as well so the full sequence can be quoted together.

Total Manufacturing's paint booth measures 12' x 20', with an 18' x 30' inflatable paint booth available for bigger fabrications and assemblies. Include the overall dimensions and any masking requirements during quoting so the right booth and paint costs can be confirmed.

Yes. Spray painting can follow welding, custom fabrication, CNC machining, or other manufacturing processes required before the part is finished. This keeps painting under the same manufacturing partner as the rest of the project.

Yes. Total Manufacturing operates two in-house paint booths, a paint booth and an inflatable paint booth for bigger fabrications, so complete surface painting can be handled without sending parts to an outside painting company. Painting can be coordinated after fabrication, welding, or CNC machining.