Electrostatic Painting Services in NJ, NY & PA

Metal Painting for Fixtures, Furniture & Machinery

While file cabinets, railings, lockers, and other metal equipment can last a lifetime, their looks, unfortunately, do not. Zack Painting uses a method of painting called electrostatic spraying to freshen up your facility’s metal fixtures and make them look as good as new, helping you avoid the cost of replacement.

Looking for a company that can handle metal painting “near me” in New Jersey or nearby areas of New York or eastern Pennsylvania? Call Zack Painting today at 732-738-7900 or get a quote online for your project.

Why Choose Zack Painting for Commercial & Industrial Painting Services?

Zack Painting has been serving local businesses with professional painting and wallcovering services for nearly a century. We work at your convenience—after hours or on weekends when necessary—to reduce disruption to your business operations. Since electrostatic paint is fast-drying, your file cabinets, convector covers, machinery, or commercial window sills will be the color of your choice and completely dry by the next morning.

Contact Zack Painting today to freshen up your metal fixtures on-site!

Frequently Asked Questions About Electrostatic Painting

What Is Electrostatic Painting?

Electrostatic spray-painting is a process in which special equipment atomizes and statically charges the paint as it leaves the spray head. The charged paint seeks out the grounded metal and “wraps” around even the most intricate shapes. Unlike conventional spray processes, the paint is statically drawn to the metal from all directions, so there is no overspray, splattering, or mess. This leaves your metal fixtures with a perfect factory-like enamel finish that is cost-effective and dries to the touch in a few hours.

On What Metal Surfaces Can Electrostatic Painting Be Used?

Commercial and industrial facilities have a range of metal surfaces that, over time, can begin to look aged and worn-down due to surface wear and tear. Electrostatic spray-painting can be used to spruce up nearly any metal surface, including:

Exterior railings and fencing
File cabinets
Metal stairwells
Factory machinery and manufacturing equipment
Metal doors and window frames
Bathroom partitions
Lockers
Elevators
And more

What Are the Benefits of Electrostatic Painting?

Makes a stronger bond to cover spaces more evenly – even if the object has many angles
Saves paint by ensuring more paint lands on the space/object than the surfaces around it
Creates a better-looking finish because the paint is distributed more consistently