R w Little Co
3923 Pacific Highway
San DiegoCA92110
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard
Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 7:30am-5:00pm
- Tuesday
- 7:30am-5:00pm
- Wednesday
- 7:30am-5:00pm
- Thursday
- 7:30am-5:00pm
- Friday
- 7:30am-5:00pm
- Saturday
- Closed
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Tags
Metal Refinishing
Metal Spray
Abrasive Blasting
Port & Shop Sandblasting
Production Part Runs
Curing Ovens
Conveyor System
5 Spray Booths
Metal Finishing
Lic # 873225
Liquid & Powder Coatings
Coveyor System
Concrete
Stucco
Nace
Protective & Decorative
Dune Buggies
Ovens to 30 Ft
Special Coatings
Wood Ceilings
Patio Furniture
Portable Shop
Metal Refinishing
Metal Spray
Abrasive Blasting
Port & Shop Sandblasting
Production Part Runs
Curing Ovens
Conveyor System
5 Spray Booths
Metal Finishing
Lic # 873225
Liquid & Powder Coatings
Coveyor System
Concrete
Stucco
Nace
Protective & Decorative
Dune Buggies
Ovens to 30 Ft
Special Coatings
Wood Ceilings
Patio Furniture
Portable Shop
Information from the business
RW Little, Cos mission is to provide the highest quality coating service. This mission shall be accomplished by training personnel in the quality applications of specialty coatings, and working as a team with customers, specifiers, inspectors, and industry, all while implementing the latest safety standards for our industry, and respecting the environment by protecting it.FROM SAN DIEGO CALL
HIGH PERFORMANCE MARINE POWDER COATING
At first the steel is garnet blasted to create a surface profile. The parts are then preheated to 400 degrees, and then the first coat of 3m scotch coat 134 or Zinc rich epoxy is applied, at approximately 4-6 mils. The part is then re-entered into the oven once again at 400 degrees to fully gel the epoxy coating. Then it is brought out and a full coat of...
At first the steel is garnet blasted to create a surface profile. The parts are then preheated to 400 degrees, and then the first coat of 3m scotch coat 134 or Zinc rich epoxy is applied, at approximately 4-6 mils. The part is then re-entered into the oven once again at 400 degrees to fully gel the epoxy coating. Then it is brought out and a full coat of...
