A commercial outdoor furniture refresh that brought tired tables and chairs back into a clean, presentable condition for customer-facing social areas. Birmingham Sandblasting used a controlled, gentle surface-restoration approach to lift weathering, grime and failing finish while preserving the underlying metal for its next protective coating.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Restore the accessible metal surfaces of an outdoor table-and-chair set, including frames, legs, seats and table tops where shown. Assess the existing finish, protect surrounding areas, remove loose coating and accumulated outdoor contamination with appropriately regulated media and pressure, then leave the steel evenly prepared for priming and repainting. The work was planned to minimise unnecessary metal loss and keep disruption to the commercial setting low.
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