Our professional sandblasting and media-blasting services remove rust, paint, powder coat, corrosion and other failing finishes from suitable metal parts. We select the blasting media and operating pressure according to the material, existing coating and required surface profile, helping prepare parts for powder coating, primer, paint or restoration.
We handle automotive and motorcycle parts, patio furniture, gates, railings, marine hardware, fabricated components and commercial production work.
Sandblasting-only service starts at $150 and up and is billed hourly. Sandblasting is already included as part of our powder coating and Cerakote services; when it's requested by itself, it is offered only as an hourly service. Because coating thickness, corrosion, part geometry and surface condition vary, submit clear photos or drawings, dimensions, quantities and material information so we can review your project.
What Can Be Sandblasted?
What Can We Sandblast?
We sandblast and media blast suitable metal parts after evaluating the material, thickness, condition and intended finish.
Automotive & Motorcycle Parts
Wheels, frames, brackets, suspension components, engine parts and other removable metal components requiring coating removal or surface preparation.
Patio Furniture & Residential Metalwork
Metal chairs, tables, furniture frames, gates, railings, doors and decorative metalwork affected by rust, corrosion or failing finishes.
Commercial & Architectural Metalwork
Fabricated components, structural pieces, equipment parts, enclosures and architectural metalwork being prepared for primer, paint or powder coating.
Marine & Industrial Components
Removable marine hardware, machinery parts and industrial components requiring corrosion removal, coating removal or a controlled surface profile.
Suitability
Suitable materials may include steel, cast iron, aluminum, stainless steel, brass and copper. The correct blasting method depends on the material and condition of each part, and some thin, delicate or previously damaged pieces may not be appropriate for abrasive blasting.
Surface Preparation for Powder Coating
Proper surface preparation is essential for powder-coating adhesion and long-term performance. Depending on the metal and its condition, preparation may include coating removal, cleaning, degreasing, sandblasting or media blasting, and outgassing when appropriate.
Abrasive blasting can remove rust, corrosion and failing finishes while creating the controlled surface profile needed for the selected primer or powder-coating system. Each project is evaluated according to its material, condition, intended use and environmental exposure before preparation begins.
Need both surface preparation and a finished coating? Explore our Powder Coating Services or submit your project information through the Request a Quote form