Satin black alloy wheels
Satin black keeps its soft, low sheen only when the metal underneath is clean and sound. At Crown Road we strip your wheels to bare metal, repair them and refinish them in satin black. More than 1,400 customers have given us five stars on Trustpilot, and a photo of your wheels is enough for a quote.
How we apply satin black at Crown Road
Our alloy wheel powder coating page covers the coating itself in more depth.
Each wheel is stripped to
Each wheel is stripped to bare metal so the new finish bonds to clean alloy.
Kerb rash, buckles and corrosion
Kerb rash, buckles and corrosion are repaired before any colour goes on.
The satin black powder is
The satin black powder is sprayed onto the repaired wheel.
The wheel is cured in
The wheel is cured in our oven at 180°C until the powder has melted into one even coat, and powder coating takes 36 to 48 hours.
Changing the look with satin black
Ready when you are
Send photos of the wheels and the whole car, and we'll quote every stage.
How satin black looks once it's done
In daylight Satin black looks dark and flat in daylight, so the wheels settle into the car as a deep, quiet colour.
In daylight
Satin black looks dark and flat in daylight, so the wheels settle into the car as a deep, quiet colour.
With brake dust
The low sheen means fingerprints and light dust are less obvious between washes.
Next to your paint
Light paint gives the wheels a crisp outline, and on dark paint they sit calmly alongside the bodywork.
Dropping off and paying
Questions about the satin black process
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Ready for satin black?
A photo of each wheel and one of the whole car is all we need to begin. Unit 1, 38 Crown Road, Enfield, EN1 1TH · Mon-Fri 8am-6pm · Sat 8am-1pm
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