Rust gone. Down to
clean metal.
3 media
Garnet blast, oxide & bead on site
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We pick the grit to match your part
Garnet grit
Heavy rust, thick steel and trailer frames. The aggressive one, for parts that can take it.
Aluminum oxide
Welded parts, sheet metal and general stripping. The everyday choice for most jobs.
Glass bead
Aluminum, wheels and thin or soft parts. Cleans without chewing up the surface.
Two ways to get a part back to bare metal
Media blastingWhat you get
The thermal stripping oven
An 8 × 8 × 12 foot chamber held at 800°. Coatings break down to a fine residue that rinses and blasts away, leaving bare metal with its dimensions untouched. Most loads are back to you within a couple of days.
Auto restoration
Bodies, frames and brackets with decades of paint on them.
Powder coated parts
Rejects and recoats stripped clean so they can run again.
Coating shop fixtures
Racks, hooks and hangers caked with build-up, back to conductive metal.
Equipment & machinery
Housings, guards and machine parts stripped of old paint and grease between rebuilds.
Three questions people ask before they call
What it is
Abrasive fired at the part under air pressure. It knocks off everything that isn’t metal, and leaves the surface with a fine texture.
That texture is the whole point. It is what makes powder coating stick instead of flake off in two winters.
When you need it
Any time the part already has rust, paint, powder or mill scale on it. New steel from the mill counts.
Skip it and the new finish is only as good as the old one underneath, which is why coatings fail early.
How it goes
Drop the part off or we pick it up. We mask threads and bearing surfaces, blast, blow it off with dry air, and look it over.
From there it goes to primer the same day, or gets wrapped and staged for you to collect.