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Dustless Blasting

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Dustless Blasting Services Near Clayton, NC

Our newest piece of cutting edge technology has Hydrant Mechanics branching out beyond just fire hydrant services.  We can now offer dustless blasting to scour any surface, from retaining walls to stone walkways and even your fire hydrant, for perfect cleanliness and repair.

Dustless sandblasting uses patented technology that combines a water-based cleaner and an environmentally-friendly abrasive to erase any evidence of wear, smoke damage, water damage, graffiti and anything else that can be found on any surface from a concrete walkway to a brick wall. Anything removed by the blaster is trapped in the water and grounded for collection, unlike technologies that blast the media or coatings into the air. 

Clean & Remove Coating from Fire Hydrants, Walls, Sidewalks & More

Using the dustless technique, all surfaces listed below can be made ready for resurfacing. 

  • Concrete 
  • Stone
  • Brick
  • Wood
  • Metal

All of these surfaces fare better with dustless blasting than any other kind of surface cleaning techniques. 

What can dust blasting, also known as wet blasting clean up?

  • Paint
  • Sealer
  • Grime
  • Graffiti 
  • Line Stripes
  • Oil Stains
  • Mildew
  • More

We hope you’ll consider dustless blasting for your building, school, commercial property or government building. 

What is dustless sandblasting?

Dustless blasting may be thought of as a cross between sandblasting and power washing. Dustless blasting is accomplished by combining a mild abrasive with water. Dustless blasting is safe to use on any surface, even wood.

The goal of this procedure is to leave a clean, flat surface that is ready for renovation. Because all surfaces will become dusty, metal will rust and paint will fail, it is important to sandblast the surface to make it seem new again. This is a specialized service, so make sure you choose a qualified contractor to complete your dustless blasting job.

What are the benefits of dustless sandblasting?

One big benefit to dustless sandblasting versus traditional sandblasting is the lack of downtime. Most businesses must close their doors for a period of time to allow for the sandblasting procedure. This is not the case with dustless sandblasting. 

Also, unlike conventional sandblasting processes, dustless sandblasting removes old paint and corrosion from the surface while also cleaning it. This helps to keep the surface free of pollutants and soluble salts that might cause corrosion.

Finally, dustless sandblasting is kinder to the environment. Because the debris is trapped in water during the blasting process, dust particles do not fly everywhere. Because it produces little dust or other hazardous chemicals, this method of cleaning surfaces is utilized in places with stringent environmental restrictions and standards.

Hydrant Mechanics provides dustless sandblasting throughout the state of North Carolina. Contact us to schedule service.

How much does dustless blasting cost?

If you employ a professional, the cost of dustless blasting can range from $75 to $300 per hour. The cost is determined by the kind of surface, the time required to clean it, the substance to be cleaned and the cost of dustless blasting equipment.

Some jobs are priced by the hour, while others are charged at a flat cost. The cost of blast cleaning car parts may range from $40 for a wheel to $990 for the vehicle's exterior. Some works might also be paid by square foot, with the average cost being between $2 and $3 per square foot.

Does Dustless Blasting cause rust?

It can occasionally induce a condition known as flash rust. As the use of wet cleaning procedures has grown, so has the occurrence of flash rust and the necessity to consider treatments or measures to prevent it. Here are three ways to avoid flash rust.

  1. Use a clean and Safe Water Supply
  2. Make certain that the substrate is clean
  3. Employ  A Rust Inhibitor

The rate at which flash rusting develops might be due to surface salt contamination, excessive humidity, or both. Rust-back and re-rust are two types of flash rust. Rust-back happens when pollutants are already present on the surface of a substrate. For example, exposing exposed steel to excessive humidity or moisture in the air may cause rust-back. This is usually seen after dry abrasive blasting or cleaning the surface using power instruments such as needle guns. Re-rust, also known as rust bloom, is fresh rust that spreads uniformly across a significant part of the surface. Rust bloom is comparable to flash rust, although it can take days to form.

For more information on our services, including dustless blasting, call us today at (919) 922-3829.