Since 1991, Production Paint Stripping Ltd. has helped manufacturers reclaim and prepare metal parts through industrial paint removal, cleaning and restoration. Serving automotive, aerospace and general manufacturing customers from facilities in Ontario and the United States, PPS operates around the clock with its own freight fleet and backup systems. Its practical, engineering-minded approach includes custom solutions such as a redesigned fixture system that doubled ATV frame-processing output.
Carolina Chem-StripFamily-owned from the beginning, Carolina Chem-Strip grew out of Ronnie Stallings’s work restoring cars and has spent more than 40 years solving production problems for manufacturers across the Southeast. Today, its two full-service facilities help industrial customers recover parts and keep paint lines running, with a particular focus on high-capacity work that can be difficult to manage in-house.UPPER MARLBORO, MD
IPS Group LLCFounded in 1992 by three engineers seeking safer alternatives to hazardous industrial solvents, Toledo’s IPS Group LLC cleans and treats industrial parts while also reworking, machining and handling them for manufacturers. The family-run business operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility and developed IPStrip™, its proprietary environmentally friendly paint-stripping process. IPS is ISO 9001:2015 and NOMSDC certified and serves customers ranging from automotive and aerospace manufacturers to the Department of Defense.TOLEDO, OH
CMA Refinishing SolutionsCMA Refinishing Solutions manufactures paint strippers, clearcoats, solvents, reducers, paint booth care products, and waterborne cleaners. It serves automotive refinish and restoration, industrial, marine, military, and aviation markets throughout North America, and offers private labeling, custom blending, personalized service, and technical support.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Secondary ServicesSince opening in Buffalo in 1995, Secondary Services has prepared and protected industrial metal components through abrasive blasting and shop-applied painting. Its 80,000-square-foot facility includes four enclosed blast rooms, four paint booths and capacity for parts weighing up to 20 tons, with a separate glass-bead room dedicated to stainless and non-ferrous work. The SSPC QP3-certified contractor documents compliance with OEM, DOT, DOD and military specifications.ROCHESTER, NY