Powder coating & sandblasting

Powder coating & sandblasting in the Philippines

Updated 5 November 2026

In the Philippines, powder coating costs from about ₱1,500 for small motorcycle parts and about ₱2,000 to ₱2,500 a pair for mags (rims) in a basic colour. These are approximate figures, according to sellers' listings and online posts, November 2026. Size, colour and the amount of blasting the metal needs change the price, so the quickest way to a current quote is a free request on BlaBlaPrice.

What to check before you send the parts

Rust, old paint and galvanized surfaces change the job. Sandblasting is the usual step before powder coating, paint or epoxy, because it removes rust and old coats and leaves a rough surface that the powder can grip. Sellers describe blasting as the preparation before galvanizing, epoxy, paint or powder coating, so ask whether blasting is included in the price or added on top. Ask also whether the shop can handle galvanized steel at all, since some parts need a different prep.

Rainy months and humid air

The Philippines has a wet season and a dry season instead of summer and winter. The rainy season runs roughly from June to November, so this month is near its end and the air is still humid. Humidity can leave moisture on metal, and damp parts slow down blasting and coating. Ask whether the shop dries and warms parts before coating. The dry months from December to May suit outdoor blasting better, so a deadline in the first half of next year is usually easier to keep.

How it is priced and delivered here

Most shops quote per piece or per pair, and the listed price is often a starting price, such as "from ₱1,500". Ask what the price includes: blasting, colour, sealant, dismantling and the return of the parts. Sizes are given in centimetres and paint in kilograms, and large panels may be quoted per square metre. Parts can be brought to the shop or collected, and the offer should say which one applies in Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City, so there are no surprises on the day of pick-up.

What to write in your request

Say what you want treated, for example mags, a motorcycle frame or a gate. Describe the surface: rust, old paint or new metal. Add the colour, or the RAL code if you have one, the size in cm or m², the quantity, and whether parts need to be taken apart first. Give your city, your deadline and your budget. A photo helps a seller judge the prep work before sending an offer.

Describe the job in your own words in the chat, and add a photo if you have one. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, price and terms. Your contacts stay hidden, and you decide with whom to exchange them. You can compare metal shops under Metalworking & parts fabrication, or start from the home page.