Sandblasting is a powerful surface preparation method that removes rust, paint, scale, and other contaminants to create a clean, even finish. Similar in concept to sanding, sandblasting uses pressurized air to propel abrasive media across the surface. This allows for precise, consistent results on both large items and parts with detailed shapes, grooves, and hard-to-reach areas where traditional sanding would be difficult or time-consuming.

We work with a variety of media types based on the material and desired finish, including:

• Steel Grit

• Glass Beads

• Steel Shot

• Powdered Abrasives

This flexibility ensures the right approach for each project, whether you need a smooth surface ready for powder coating or a deeper profile for long-lasting paint adhesion.

Sandblasting works on a wide range of materials, including metal, steel, aluminum, iron, wood, concrete, brick, and certain plastics—depending on the media and pressure settings used.

Common uses include removing rust, paint, mill scale, corrosion, powder coating, or grime, as well as preparing surfaces for new coatings or refinishing.

Not all surfaces tolerate the same pressure or media. Softer materials like wood or thin metals require gentler blasting media and lower PSI to prevent damage. A professional can determine the safest method.

Powder coating is a durable finishing process used to protect and enhance the appearance of metal surfaces. Instead of using liquid paint, powder coating uses a dry powder made of pigment and resin. Here's how it works:

1. Surface Preparation – The metal is cleaned and often sandblasted to remove rust, old paint, and contaminants so the coating adheres properly.

2. Application – The powder is applied using a specialized spray gun that gives the particles an electrical charge. This makes the powder cling to the metal surface.

3. Curing – The coated item is placed in an oven where the powder melts and fuses into a smooth, tough, uniform finish.

• Extremely durable and resistant to scratches, chips, fading, and corrosion

• Environmentally friendly (no solvents or VOCs)

• Wide variety of colors, textures, and finishes

• Long-lasting and low maintenance
  

Powder coating is commonly used for automotive parts, outdoor furniture, machinery, appliances, metal railings, and more. If you’d like, I can tailor this explanation for your website.