Blast it clean to enter.
Blastars takes rust, corrosion, old paint, failed coatings, grease and grime off steel, concrete, equipment, fleets and buildings. Sandblasting, dustless blasting, shot blasting, dry ice blasting and industrial pressure washing, run by one crew.
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Get a quoteWe pick the method by the surface and what has to come off it. Steel, concrete, vehicles, masonry and machinery each get a different approach, and a lot of jobs use two.
Abrasive at high velocity strips rust, mill scale and failed coatings down to bare metal, to the cleanliness grade your spec calls for.
Grades: SSPC-SP 6 commercial · SP 10 near-white · SP 5 white metalWater and abrasive mix in the blast stream, so the dust stays down. It strips paint and rust from vehicles, equipment and occupied sites with far less cleanup and overspray.
Best for: sites where open dry blasting isn't practicalSteel shot thrown at the floor and vacuumed back for reuse. It takes off old coatings and contaminants and leaves concrete with an even, open profile.
Profile: ICRI CSP 2–5, matched to what goes on nextHot and cold high-pressure washing for buildings, docks, garages, fleets and heavy equipment. Hot water lifts grease and oil that cold water only spreads around.
Targets: oil · grease · dirt · contaminant buildupDry ice pellets blast off grease, paint, residue and buildup, then turn to gas on impact. No sand, grit or water is left behind, so equipment can often be cleaned in place without a teardown.
Leaves behind: nothing but the dirt that came offThe whole job, start to finish: rust and corrosion removal, paint stripping, graffiti removal and equipment restoration, with whichever method suits each surface.
Outcome: assets back in service, not replacedTypical results across the four kinds of work we do most: blasted steel, stripped floors, cleaned masonry and washed fleet equipment.
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Pick the surface and the problem. You'll get the method we'd most likely bring, and why. We confirm it on the site visit.
The same sequence on every job, whether it's one trailer or a 100,000 sq ft floor.
We look at the surface, test what's on it and agree the finish you need before quoting.
Masking, drain protection, water capture and work zones set up so the rest of the site keeps running.
Blast, strip or wash with the right media and pressure for the substrate, section by section.
Final check against the agreed grade or profile, cleanup, and a photo record of before and after.
Need a coating afterward? Blastars is a complete restoration company on its own. When a job also calls for a protective coating, we work alongside Typhon Protective Coatings so the surface goes straight from blasted to protected.
Ask about restore + coatA few details and a photo or two is enough to start. We'll follow up to set a site walk.
