Method
Metallic shot or angular mineral grit is projected at controlled velocities to strip paint and oxidation to an ISO Sa 2.5 near-white metal standard.
Metal surface preparation
When corrosion and failed paint are getting in the way, we assess the metal and the coating you want to apply next before planning the preparation.
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What customers often want to remove
Metallic shot or angular mineral grit is projected at controlled velocities to strip paint and oxidation to an ISO Sa 2.5 near-white metal standard.
Delicate latches, hinge pins and bronze bearings are masked or isolated. On-site work includes ground sheets and magnetic recovery of metallic abrasive.
Surfaces are blown down clean. Immediate zinc-rich priming is strongly recommended to protect fresh reactive metal from atmospheric moisture.
Related work
These documented images show the material and finish achieved on each project. They are useful context, but your own surface, coating and access will always be assessed on its merits.
Gates & metalBirmingham service area
Shot blasting these metal entrance gates stripped away years of flaking paint and corrosion, highlighting unique decorative scrollwork.
Service usedGate Sandblasting
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A few photos, your postcode, approximate size and any access notes help us give more useful first advice. Tell us what is on the surface now and what you would like it ready for.
Gate Sandblasting FAQ
Where gates can be lifted off hinge pins, off-site or contained yard blasting is often fastest. For fixed railings, boundary barriers and security gates, on-site blasting with full screening and protection is provided.
Bare steel begins oxidising rapidly in damp UK air. We recommend applying a high-solids zinc phosphate or epoxy primer on the same day as blasting.