Your patio furniture sees more punishment than almost anything you own. Sun fades it. Rain rusts it. Wind sandblasts it. Chlorine from the pool eats it. After a few seasons, even expensive wrought iron or aluminum furniture looks tired, chipped, and ready for the landfill. But replacement is expensive - a quality patio set can cost thousands. Powder coating is the smarter solution: restore what you have to better-than-new condition for a fraction of replacement cost.

Powder Coated Patio Furniture Near Me

Why Powder Coat Patio Furniture

Powder Coating vs. Replacement

Powder Coating vs. DIY Paint

DIY spray painting patio furniture is a temporary fix at best:

• Peels within one season
• Does not protect against rust
• Looks uneven and amateur
• Requires annual touch-up

Powder coating provides a factory-quality finish that lasts a decade or more.

Types of Patio Furniture We Coat

Wrought Iron

Wrought iron is the classic patio material - heavy, strong, and beautiful when properly finished. Our wrought iron powder coating process:

1. Media blast to remove all old paint and rust
2. Repair welding for broken joints or details
3. Zinc-rich primer for rust prevention
4. Color coat in any finish
5. Protective topcoat for UV and weather resistance

Aluminum

Aluminum furniture is lightweight and corrosion-resistant but factory paint still fades and chips. Our aluminum coating:

• Strips old anodizing or paint completely
• Etches surface for maximum adhesion
• Applies UV-stable polyester powder
• Cures to a chip-resistant, colorfast finish

Steel

Steel furniture is strong and affordable but rusts quickly when the paint fails. Our steel coating process includes rust removal, phosphate pretreatment, and a durable powder finish that prevents corrosion for years.

Cast Aluminum

Cast aluminum furniture often has intricate designs that require careful blasting and coating to preserve detail. Our process ensures complete coverage without filling in decorative elements.

Popular Patio Furniture Finishes

What Patio Furniture Can Be Coated

The Patio Furniture Coating Process

Step 1: Pickup or Drop-off

We offer pickup service for large sets or you can drop off at our facility. Cushions and glass are removed and safely stored.

Step 2: Complete Strip

Old paint, rust, and contaminants are removed by media blasting or chemical stripping. This is essential - coating over old paint guarantees failure.

Step 3: Repair

Broken welds, bent frames, and missing parts are repaired. We can fabricate replacement components if needed.

Step 4: Pretreatment

Metal is cleaned and pretreated with a conversion coating that enhances adhesion and corrosion resistance.

Step 5: Powder Application

Powder is electrostatically applied for complete, even coverage on all surfaces including inside tubular frames.

Step 6: Curing

Furniture is cured in a temperature-controlled oven, crosslinking the powder into a hard, durable finish.

Step 7: Inspection and Delivery

Every piece is inspected before delivery or pickup. We can reassemble if requested.

Turnaround and Pricing

Standard Service

• Turnaround: 7-10 business days
• Includes: pickup, strip, repair, coat, cure, delivery

Rush Service

• Turnaround: 3-5 business days
• Additional fee applies

Pricing

Pricing depends on:

• Number of pieces
• Metal type and condition
• Finish complexity
• Repair needs

Typical range: $50-$150 per chair, $100-$300 per table

Warranty

Sundial Powder Coating warrants patio furniture coatings against peeling, flaking, and adhesion failure for 5 years under normal outdoor use. Damage from abuse or use of abrasive cleaners is not covered.

Get a Quote for Patio Furniture Powder Coating

Send photos of your furniture for a free quote. Whether you have a vintage wrought iron set that needs restoration or a modern aluminum collection that needs refresh, Sundial Powder Coating brings your outdoor furniture back to life.