Small-scale source for powdercoat enclosures?

[tatou]

In the past, I've used Pedal Parts Plus and Mammoth Electronics to order enclosures with nice sparkly/veined/hammered/translucent/etc. finishes.

However, Mammoth is now out of business and PPP has moved to a bulk only business, where you need to order at least 25 the exact same customized enclosure.

Other than the flat-color or black/white powdercoat options in some sizes from Small Bear or Love My Switches, does anyone have suggestions for affordable, nice-looking sources of finishes that are a little more "special"?

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Honestly, if you are going to do production building... it would be cheaper in the long run to just do the powder coating yourself. A bit of an upfront investment but it will pay for itself in the long run.

[tatou]

Well, at this point I'm more interested in building really swell-looking pedals for myself as a hobbyist, no plans to go into production building just yet.

[matmosphere]

Tayda offers a lot of different colors now, and the couple I've gotten have been good quality.

Small bear has several colors beyond just black and white in a couple sizes.

[tatou]

Oh, i hadn't even noticed that Tayda sold enclosures! I've never actually ordered from them before as I've seen mixed reviews of quality control. But I did just start a cart today with standard diodes/transistors/ICs, so I might add a few enclosures in wacky colors to the mix, too. Still no sparkles, though.

[TGP39]

Oh, i hadn't even noticed that Tayda sold enclosures! I've never actually ordered from them before as I've seen mixed reviews of quality control. But I did just start a cart today with standard diodes/transistors/ICs, so I might add a few enclosures in wacky colors to the mix, too. Still no sparkles, though.

Add glitter to most painted enclosures with Dupli-Color clear Effex spray paint. 
I haven't tried it yet, but it looks interesting.
https://www.duplicolor.com/product/effex-glitter-effect-clear-coat/

[Bio77]

Oh, i hadn't even noticed that Tayda sold enclosures! I've never actually ordered from them before as I've seen mixed reviews of quality control. But I did just start a cart today with standard diodes/transistors/ICs, so I might add a few enclosures in wacky colors to the mix, too. Still no sparkles, though.

I think the quality of their enclosures is great.  The powder coat is very sturdy.  I mostly use these.  I saw that they recently added a hammered copper color.  I wouldn't be surprised if they start adding more choices now that there's a hole in the market. 

[Ben N]

I get them from Tayda. My experience is that the powder coating is a bit delicate, and you need to baby them until you clear coat, but they look fine.