Paint Removal from Metal in Southern Utah, Without Chemicals or Sandblasting
Stripping paint from metal usually means caustic chemicals, a sandblasting cabinet or hours of sanding. Jared's Surface Prep removes paint and coatings with a laser instead. The paint comes off the surface, the metal stays, and there is no chemical sludge or blast media to clean up.
What we strip
- Paint, primer and clear coat from steel, aluminum, stainless steel and cast iron
- Old coatings from car parts, wheels, frames and bumpers
- Paint on tools, fixtures, signs and machinery
- Overspray and failed finishes
- Selective removal in a single area, like a logo or a bad repair
Why strip paint with a laser
- Metal stays intact — no pitting or etching from blast media.
- Selective — remove one layer or one area and leave the rest.
- No chemical stripper — no fumes, no residue, no hazardous waste.
- Fits detail work — edges, bolts, fins and tight corners.
- Surface ready for the next coat.
Older paint and lead
Paint on older items may contain lead. Tell us how old the item is before we quote. Older coatings may require special handling, and we may decline the job for safety reasons if we cannot process it safely.
How it works
- Send photos and tell us what you want removed.
- We test a small area and quote the job.
- We strip it and inspect the result with you.
- It is ready for primer, paint or powder coat.
After: bare metal ready for powder coat
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Before: chipped paint on steel wheel
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Steel wheel — old paint stripped for powder coat
Ready for a quote?
Send a photo. We reply within 24–48 hours. Prefer to text? (435) 574-9808
FAQ
Will it remove every layer of paint?
Is it slower than sandblasting?
Can you strip painted aluminum without damaging it?
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Get a paint removal quote
We reply within 24–48 hours. Photos help us quote accurately.