01 / BLASTINGDustless blasting
Remove paint, coatings and surface buildup from metal, masonry and more. Prepare your surface for what comes next.
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Dustless Blasting of New Jersey
A fresh start.
From the surface up.
Dustless blasting, surface restoration & epoxy flooring.
For the spaces and surfaces you’re ready to renew.
Residential & commercialMobile service across New Jersey
Strip. Prepare. Restore.
The right start for
a better finish.
From removing an old coating to finishing a floor, find the service that fits your project.
01 / BLASTING
02 / FLOORING & RESTORATIONFlooring & restoration
Epoxy flooring, concrete polishing, terrazzo and marble restoration for residential and commercial spaces.
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Same surface.
A whole new starting point.
See how removing an old coating gives these metal components a fresh start.
Built around your project
Say goodbye to
the old coating.
Vehicles, boats, equipment, brick and concrete. Different materials call for different preparation. Tell us about your surface and the finish you have in mind.
See where blasting can help- 01Paint & coatings
- 02Graffiti & surface buildup
- 03Metal & machinery
- 04Masonry & concrete
What is dustless blasting?
Dustless blasting mixes water and abrasive material to remove coatings and prepare a surface. The water helps control airborne dust during the blasting process. The choice of abrasive and technique depends on the surface and the coating being removed.
How do you protect metal from flash rust?
Our process uses a rust inhibitor in the blast water and the final rinse. Protection depends on the material, conditions and application. Contact us to discuss the preparation and coating schedule for your project.
Can blasting warp metal?
Water helps reduce heat and friction during blasting. The condition and thickness of the metal, blasting pressure and technique still matter. Let us assess the surface before recommending an approach.
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Give your surface
a fresh start.
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll discuss the next step.