hot dip galvanizing

Does anyone know of a "job shop" for small quantities of hot dip galvanizing? I have searched and have not been successful. The last time I needed some small parts done was at least 30 years ago. At that time, I was able to meet the foreman at the back door of Empire galvanizing and he put my parts in a basket and ran them for me. They have tanks 100' long and do some pretty large pieces!! They have been bought out and I can't even get past the front gate nor get anyone on the phone!! I have plenty of brackets/pieces and square head lag bolts for my 1915 launch restoration project that need galvanizing.

This probably won't help, but I've taken small things for work to Southwest Galvanizing in San Antonio.   They've done some stuff while I waited (most of the day).   I don't know how small is too small, we do galvinize transmission structures and steel for complete sub stations so it may have helped their descision to do a milk carton full of pieces. It did seem like people were bringing in lots of one off things though.

I lucked out yesterday after making a couple phone calls. I found a galvanizer in Milwaukee as well as Rockford Il. that can do my work.

Tony,
The cold galvanizing does work except it's appearance isn't the same. On a restoration it's the appearance that is key especially for the judges. I'm not going to use a spry can on a project that will be ACBS judged. I appreciate the through anyway. BTW, I have used the cold galvanizing many times. I always have a quart available. I use it as a primer before top coating when corrosion protection is a concern.

Valmont coatings in West Point, Nebraska will do custom jobs. They have a minimum but do great work. Lots of boat trailers and docks are among the many things try do.