Our Sandblasting Services
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Sandblasting can be faster and more efficient than sanding, especially for larger surfaces or tough coatings
Sandblasting creates a unique and textured finish on the wood surface that may not be achievable with sanding
It can remove even the most stubborn stains and finishes without damaging the natural wood grain
Sandblasting Removes Rust, Grime, and Oily Substances
Have you been cleaning your concrete driveway regularly? If you haven’t, chances are that it’s already covered in layers of dirt, grime, and oily substances.
At that point, hosing your driveway down with water and soap may not do much. Sandblasting is more effective because it forces those nasty substances off of the target surface. Deep cleaning exterior surfaces is possible if you pay for professional sandblasting.
Spots near metal fixtures may also be covered in layers of rust. You can get rid of all that rust with the help of sandblasting.
Sandblasting is a highly effective way to prepare metal surfaces for a finishing job. It can remove nearly all types of contaminants from the surface of metals, without damaging the underlying material.
Blasting away the surface contaminants helps to create a perfectly smooth and clean surface that allows the new paint or other coatings to adhere well.
Sandblasting your car is essential. Why? Because it ensures the removal of all the paint and rust from the surface. Thus, making paint application more even and durable.
As the name suggests, industrial sandblasting is the process of cleaning industrial surfaces using air-propelled sand. Typically, this sand is mixed with water and/or some other cleaning agent and then blasted out of a hose, much like a pressure washer but just at a bigger scale.
It’s useful because the sand provides abrasion, which can be effective at removing hardened dirt and grime and other things such as corrosion or chemical buildup.
Sandblasting is often used to remove:
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Coal slag
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Steel grit
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Dry ice
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Aluminum oxide
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Plastic (such as vinyl coverings)