Flame spray coatings provide the best overall protection against rust and corrosion, especially under exposure to salt water environments.

The process deposits finely divided, molten particles to a substrate. A wire is fed through a thermal spray gun at a controlled rate which heats the material to the molten state and air atomizes the particles creating a spray. Look at it as a form of spray-on galvanizing.

ASCO is DOD 2138 SH qualified for flame spray aluminum.

We apply aluminum, zinc, and zinc/aluminum coatings to wrought iron, steel structures, car fenders, window channels, areas that seem to corode, tank bottoms, boat and ship components. We have found that flame spraying works especially well as a base for powder coated parts such as railings and lawn furniture.