A considered restoration of oak garage doors and an oak porch door, bringing tired, coated timber back to a clean, natural appearance. Birmingham Sandblasting used a controlled, timber-conscious surface-cleaning approach to lift the aged finish without sacrificing the character of the oak, then prepared the doors for a protective re-treatment.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Restore the visible oak faces and detailed door surfaces, including removal of the existing finish and accumulated weathering, careful cleaning around joints and profiles, and preparation for a new protective treatment. The work covered both the garage doors and the separate porch door, with the emphasis on even, gentle preparation rather than aggressive blasting.
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A large multi-gable timber residential building was carefully restored to remove years of dark failing coating and reveal brighter natural timber across the exterior façade.