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Certain types of wood siding can have mill glaze on it, which will impact the ability to absorb primer and paint. Instead of sanding each section of siding by hand, have the entire surface sandblasted. It is faster and more efficient.

When working with automobile or aircraft parts requiring aggressive stripping, biodegradable walnut shell delivers aggressive cleaning and stripping action without damaging the substrate.

If you are buying a home with a pool that has long been neglected, you may not have to resurface it in order to remove algae, dirt, or mildew stains. In many cases, using a mild abrasive to sandblast it off will restore the original look and serviceability.

Abrasion blasting is an environmentally friendly process. Sand, old corncobs, dry ice, walnut shells, and other natural, organic, or recycled products may be used in the process and are safe for the environment.

If you have been rummaging through the garage or storage shed, and came across a bicycle or tricycle that would make a great gift it wasn’t so rusty, let us help. We can blast off the rust and old paint so you can restore the bike or trike to a presentable state.

Because of the machinery used with abrasive blasting processes, the abrading material can be reused over and over. At worst, it becomes increasingly finer, which means it can be used in progressively delicate operations.

The more intricate and ornate the item, the greater sense it makes to use sandblasting to remove unwanted material. Because the stream can be reduced to such a fine stream, it can remove paint, rust, mildew, dirt, or anything from even the narrowest recesses.

Did you know that sand blasting can be used to affordably restore outdoor furniture that is suffering from peeling paint and rust? Instead of investing in a new set of outdoor furniture, save time and money with effective sand blasting services instead.

While there are many different types of sand blasters, they all work basically the same. Finely ground particles (such as sand and other materials) are used to clean and abrade a surface of any rust, paint, or other materials to prepare that surface to be painted, welded, or otherwise treated.

While sand blasting is most commonly associated with the removal of rust, did you know that sand blasting can be used to remove a number of impurities from surfaces? Just a few types of materials that sand blasting can remove include soot, scale, water deposits, and grease.

When sandblasting first started in 1870, it was used to clean large surfaces such as ship hulls and even the Golden Gate Bridge. Sandblasting was and is still used as a source of surface preparation and cleaning; however, it has also been progressing as an art form, used to etch glass and wood.

Sandblasting can help you save time with cleaning, resurfacing, painting, and other projects. It’s a great way to simply clean off very dirty surfaces or equipment, proving to be much more efficient than trying to remove things like grease, rust, soot or water deposits by hand.

When soft materials such as aluminum, wood, or plastic, need sandblasting, crushed walnut shells are sometimes used. They are completely organic and biodegradable, and they can clean areas that require a mix of power and a delicate touch.

There are two types of sandblasting processes, wet and dry, and each is used for specific applications. Our professionals will discuss the better process to use, as well as what abrasive will work best for the work you need done.

Blackened is a restaurant preparation, not the way your building should look. If the exterior of your structure has become discolored from soot and pollutants, abrasion blasting can remove the dirt and grime, restoring a clean look.

What is a sand blasting cabinet? This is a specialized closed compartment that is used to sand blast small items like automotive parts, antiques that need to be restored, and even hand tools. The cabinet allows the sand blaster to safely work with smaller pieces at a close distance.

Essentially, professional sandblasting eliminates much of the grueling work that can go into finishing a surface. Even better, with sandblasting, you will more than likely end up with a much smoother surface than you could possibly achieve with traditional sanding.

While the look of a new room can be exciting, having to strip off the old paint can be a chore. If you’d like to save time and elbow grease, sandblasting could be the perfect alternative.

For some items, depending on the subsurface material, using bicarbonate of soda may be the preferred method of abrasion. Soda is softer than sand, and it will not harm most woods, metals, or plastics.

Different sandblasting media are great for different applications. Walnut shells are great for removing paint from or cleaning delicate surfaces, whereas aluminum oxide is ideal for general cleaning and paint removal.