PROFESSIONAL BLASTING In order to supply a high quality blasting service: You will require a comprehensive selection of equipment in good condition, to withstand the riggers of the abrasive blasting process.
The victorian brick house. Cleaned by the abrasive blasting process, earlier this year. It’s looking great !!! Before & After low pressure blasting.
Abrasive blast cleaning a 1870’s brick fireplace. Retuning it, too it’s former glory. Removing paint, filler, cement, plaster & soot from 150 years of changes.
HOUSE RESTORATION. This was a great project for low pressure blasting, using recycled glass as the blast media. On these older victorian brick homes, it’s so important that they are able to breath properly. All sorts of issues can arise from painting them.
Blast cleaning old oak beams & the stone fireplace surround
BEFORE. WORK IN PROGRESS. CLEANING THE LOWER LEVELS. CLEANING THE UPPER LEVELS.
Work in progress. Removing many years of old paint, by low pressure abrasive blasting, with crushed glass as the blast media.
COMPRESSED AIR TREATMENT. The treatment of compressed air, is an essential part of a blasting system. Clean dry air is extremely important, to ensure the smooth flow of media within the blasting system. Clean / Dry air, improves the efficiency of an entire abrasive blasting system.
Low pressure blasting oak beams, can be very rewarding. Transforming the entire look of a building .
Using the abrasive media blasting process, to clean old oak beams. Abrasive blasting or “SANDBLASTING” is a great process for cleaning old oak beams.