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You'll need to disassemble the entire wheel assembly. Niples removed, spokes off and bearings out. The powder coat shop might remove the bearings and press in new ones for you, for a fee, of course. Reassembly and making it true takes some patience I hear. I haven't tried it.
I'd guess about $1.50 per spoke plus $25 each for the hub and hoop. Only a guess.
Here are some pics from FigureFinishing.com of a 21" Sportster front wheel. The nipples were left uncoated and the hub end of the spokes are polished:
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