A painted interior brick wall was carefully restored to reveal the character and colour of the original Victorian masonry. Using a controlled, low-impact cleaning approach, Birmingham Sandblasting removed the unwanted coating while taking care to retain the brick faces and joints, creating a warm, authentic feature wall beside a contemporary bathroom.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Assess the painted brickwork and surrounding finished surfaces, protect the adjacent bathroom and fittings, then use carefully selected media, pressure and working distance to lift the paint without unnecessarily abrading the masonry. Finish with a detailed clean-down so the exposed red brick presents an even, natural appearance and is ready for any agreed protective or decorative treatment.
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