Commercial metal
A controlled restoration of factory cladding, removing tired plastisol and layered paint build-up to give the panels a clean, consistent surface ready for their next protective finish. The approach prioritised measured, gentle surface preparation to refresh the metal without unnecessarily attacking the underlying panels.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not publishedBefore & after
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What was needed
The work covered the factory's coated cladding panels, including the removal of plastisol and multiple accumulated paint layers. Surfaces were prepared progressively and carefully so the existing cladding profile could be retained, leaving a uniform substrate suitable for follow-on coating or refurbishment.
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