Victorian Bay Window Frame Soda Blasting & Restoration
Careful restoration of a period bay window frame on an Edwardian red-brick home. A controlled soda-cleaning approach lifted tired paint and surface deterioration while respecting the character and delicate profiles of the timber, leaving the frame ready for a fresh protective finish.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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How the surface was prepared.
The work covered the accessible Victorian bay window joinery, removing failing coatings and accumulated surface grime with a low-impact soda process rather than aggressive abrasive blasting. Edges, mouldings and sound timber were treated cautiously, with the cleaned surface left prepared for detailed inspection, minor making-good and subsequent decoration or protection.
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