Commercial metal
A steel storage container was carefully prepared for a new protective coating, with the focus on lifting surface contamination and deteriorated areas while preserving the underlying metal. The finished preparation provides a clean, sound key for recoating and helps extend the container’s working life.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not publishedBefore & after
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What was needed
Assess the container panels and identify corrosion, loose coating and embedded grime; use controlled, low-aggression abrasive cleaning suited to the steel; feather and even the prepared areas; remove residual dust and leave the surface ready for the client’s specified primer and finish.
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