Commercial dustless blasting is a surface preparation technique that uses a combination of water and abrasive materials to clean, strip, or prepare surfaces for painting, coating, or restoration. It’s ideal for large-scale commercial applications, such as automotive, industrial equipment, building restoration, and more.

Commercial dustless blasting can be used on a wide variety of surfaces including metal, concrete, brick, wood, fiberglass, and more. It effectively cleans or removes coatings, rust, oil, grease, and graffiti.

Dustless blasting uses a water-based mixture of abrasive media to suppress dust during the blasting process, making it cleaner and safer than traditional sandblasting.

Advantages include minimal dust, faster and more efficient cleaning, less abrasive usage, a safer working environment, and reduced cleanup time. It’s also more environmentally friendly compared to traditional blasting methods.

Yes, commercial dustless blasting is designed to be safe for various surfaces when used properly. It is gentler on delicate surfaces compared to traditional sandblasting, with adjustable pressure and abrasive media to suit different needs.

Absolutely. Dustless blasting is highly effective for large-scale commercial projects such as paint removal from industrial buildings, heavy machinery cleaning, and surface preparation for roadwork or bridges.

The cost of commercial dustless blasting varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. Typically, commercial rates can range from $50 to $200 per hour. For a customized estimate, please contact our company today.

Yes, dustless blasting is considered environmentally friendly. The use of water helps minimize airborne dust, and the abrasive media used can often be recycled or safely disposed of, reducing environmental impact. For most projects, we use recycled media.

Many types of businesses can benefit from dustless blasting, including those in construction, automotive, manufacturing, industrial maintenance, graffiti removal, and historical building restoration.

The duration of a commercial dustless blasting project depends on the size of the surface area, the type of material being cleaned, and the condition of the surface. For large projects, it could take several hours to days to complete, but it is generally faster than traditional methods due to the efficiency of the process.