Sandblasting
Beyond Sand: The Eco-Savvy Benefits of Glass Bead in Sustainable Sandblasting
Considering the environment when utilizing media blasting techniques is paramount for several reasons. The process can generate dust and airborne particles containing hazardous substances, posing risks to both worker health and nearby residents if not effectively controlled. Prioritizing environmentally friendly blasting media and implementing containment measures is vital to mitigate air pollution and safeguard air…
Read MoreSpecial Media Blasting: Exploring the Advancements
Sandblasting, a technique where you use abrasives to clean, smooth, or shape surfaces, has been around since the late 1800s. At first, folks mostly used sand because it was cheap and easy to find. But over time, things have changed, especially with the rise of special media sandblasting. This came about partly because people started…
Read MoreIndustrial Coating: Painting the Future
WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL COATING? When was the last time you took a tour through a warehouse and noticed the different types of paint? Have you ever stopped to consider that people take aesthetics for granted? These looks and styles that we notice may have greater significance than what meets the eye. For businesses in the…
Read MoreBlast It Clean – Your Partner in Surface Preparation and Maintenance
Blast It Clean is not your run-of-the-mill cleaning company. Our cleaning services are specifically targeted for preventative maintenance. Like a car that requires routine maintenance, so too do structural surfaces and mechanical components. We often underestimate the value of having a clean surface. It’s one thing to forget to clean your kitchen countertop and wake…
Read MoreBenefits of Baking Soda Blasting
Choosing the right method of blasting can be crucial for a project’s success. Two common types of blasting are soda blasting and sandblasting. Soda blasting and sandblasting have many distinct differences, applications, and advantages and disadvantages. This article will elaborate on many of these differences and better educate you on the processes. Knowing the purpose…
Read MoreThe Shift Away from Traditional Sand in Sandblasting: Exploring the Rise of Alternative Abrasive Materials
Sandblasting is a process that involves using compressed air or water to forcefully propel abrasive particles onto a surface, usually to remove unwanted materials, coatings, or contaminants. The abrasive particles used in traditional sandblasting are typically made of sand, which is why it is also referred to as abrasive blasting or grit blasting. Sandblasting has…
Read MoreHistorical Renovation Media Blasting Project
We were brought in on a large Historical Renovation Media Blasting project in Overland Park, Kansas. Some may recognize the property as the old King Louie Bowling Alley and Ice Rink building. The project required all the wood surfaces to be brought back to their original state. To achieve that result, we media blasted the…
Read MoreLog Cabin Stain Removal
An individual customer contacted us about his Log Cabin Stain Removal project in Central Kansas to remove the existing wood stain and buildup on a customer’s log cabin home. THE PROCESS FOR THE LOG CABIN STAIN REMOVAL The customer’s biggest concern was bringing a process and solution that could remove the stain effectively without severely…
Read MoreRestoring a Commercial Grain Bin Done Right
The allure of the warm glow from the setting sun contrasted by looming silhouettes of barns and silos separating miles of cornfields. It’s a sight that I never knew how much I enjoyed until I moved away from my small town. Remembering that sight, what never occurred to me is the amount of work that…
Read MoreCustom Surface Preparation For Industrial Painting
The primary purpose of sandblasting is surface preparation. This is an absolutely necessary step when you are painting or coating a surface. However, it isn’t just blasting an abrasive under pressure. The technical aspect of sandblasting (abrasive blasting) may surprise you. There are very specific standards for surface preparation and each coating has a minimum…
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