Glen Innes

Providing Powder Coating & Sandblasting in Glen Innes

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Providing Powder Coating & Sandblasting in Glen Innes

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Tackling Industrial, Commercial & Residential Projects

At Armidale Sand & Soda Blasting, we have the equipment and expertise to restore your surfaces to their former glory. Our services cater to a variety of needs, from sandblasting old coatings and rust on metal substrates to applying high-quality powder coatings for a durable and visually appealing finish. Our rates are highly competitive and we travel to clients throughout the Glen Innes region.


Our seasoned technicians take pride in every project they undertake. We understand the demands of the local climate and environment, which is why we apply coatings that are weather resistant and designed to stand the test of time.


Ready to rejuvenate your surfaces? We invite you to experience our dedication to detail and quality. Call us on 0413 577 495 today and let's discuss how we can assist you. We travel throughout Glen Innes, from Lambs Valley to Matheson.

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Our abrasive blasting service is the first step towards restoring your surfaces. We meticulously strip away years of wear, preparing surfaces for a new beginning. Our mobile service van travels throughout Glen Innes and surrounding regions.

We offer powder coating in Glen Innes and surrounding regions. Our team will apply a resilient layer to your items, offering an attractive finish with robust protection. We offer powder coating to antiques, work equipment and much more.

We provide comprehensive industrial painting and protective coatings in Glen Innes, creating barriers against corrosion and wear. Our team provides airless and conventional spraying services.

Applications of Our Abrasive Blasting

Our expert team utilises cutting-edge technology and techniques to cater to a broad spectrum of industrial and restoration needs:


  1. Our abrasive blasting services expertly strip away layers of paint and rust from industrial machinery, promoting enhanced operation and prolonging the machinery's lifespan while adhering to stringent safety and environmental standards.
  2. We specialise in the delicate cleaning and restoration of heritage-listed buildings, employing gentle abrasives to preserve the integrity of these historical structures while meticulously removing years of grime and weathering.
  3. For bridges and public infrastructure, our blasting techniques meticulously prepare surfaces for repainting and apply corrosion protection, ensuring these critical structures withstand the elements and serve communities for years to come.
  4. In the transport sector, we provide exceptional refurbishing of vehicle components, trailers, box trailers and stock crates. 


Discover the difference precise abrasive blasting can make to your project by getting in touch with us today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is powder coating?

    Powder coating is a finishing process where a dry powder, typically a polymer or thermoplastic, is applied electrostatically to a surface, then cured under heat to form a skin-like coating. This method provides a durable, attractive finish that is more resistant to chipping, scratching and fading compared to traditional paint. It's widely used on various products, including household appliances, automotive parts and outdoor furniture, due to its versatility and long-lasting properties.

  • Can powder coating be applied to any metal?

    Powder coating can be applied to most metal types; however, the metal must be able to withstand the curing process's high temperatures. Metals like steel, stainless steel, aluminium and brass are commonly powder-coated. Nonetheless, it is not suitable for metals that may deform or lose structural integrity when exposed to such heat, like low-melting-point alloys or certain types of cast iron.

  • How long does powder coating last?

    Powder coating is renowned for its longevity, typically lasting between 15-20 years, depending on the exposure to harsh conditions. The coating's life can be extended with proper application and maintenance, especially if the coated item is used indoors or in mild outdoor environments. Factors such as ultraviolet light exposure, climate and the physical wear and tear the coated item undergoes will affect the coating's durability.

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