Sandblasting
Historical 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…
Read MoreIndustrial Painting & Sandblasting Go Together Like Kansas City & BBQ
Look at the can of any paint or coating and you will likely see something like “make sure surface is clean and void of dirt, debris, peeling”. Any painter will tell you the most important step of any painting project is properly preparing the surface. The problem is that most painters are limited in their…
Read MoreFocus on Preventative Maintenance in Your Food Manufacturing Facility
“Time is Money.” This adage holds true across industries, and in manufacturing, it becomes even more significant. Manufacturing processes involve various timing factors, including lead time and cycle time, but one factor stands out as the most critical: downtime. Downtime refers to the period when production is halted, resulting in lost productivity and potential revenue.…
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