Carolina Finishing and Coating

Carolina Finishing and Coating is a metal finisher in Kings Mountain, NC, specializing in aluminum anodizing for parts up to 30 feet 6 inches in length. The company provides architectural Class I, Class II, and Type III anodizing that meets industry standards, offering clear finishes as well as two-step color coatings ranging from light bronze to black and champagne. It serves the Southeast region and holds a perfect 5.00 rating based on 13 customer reviews.

The facility occupies 42,000 square feet on a 6.22-acre site and began operations in April 2009, located less than half a mile off US-74. The anodizing process includes receiving, unpacking, racking, etching, and rinsing. Parts are inspected upon arrival, and digital photos document any damaged packaging. Etching uses a caustic soda solution to create uniform surfaces and hide die marks. For color coatings, the company uses electrolytic deposition of inorganic pigments and asks customers to send sample pieces prior to ordering to ensure specific color accuracy.

Maurice Badawy leads the operation with 30 years of experience in the aluminum anodizing business. He has assembled a staff with over 95 years of combined experience. The company also includes Advanced Material Coatings within its family to expand its anodizing solutions.

Carolina Finishing and Coating maintains a solid reputation among the customers it has served, delivering high-quality anodized aluminum finishing with consistent results.

The company’s specialized anodizing capabilities and experienced team make it a reliable finishing partner for Kings Mountain manufacturers and fabricators.

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Services:

• Architectural Class I Anodizing
• Champagne Finish
• Class II Anodizing
• Two-step Anodizing from Light Bronze to Black
• Type III Anodizing