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What is sand blasting?

Sand is forcibly propelling at a high pressure against a surface to make it smooth.

Can abrasive blasting remove paint from concrete?

Yes. Abrasive blasting can remove almost any coating from any surface.

Does abrasive blasting damage glass?

Yes. We recommend your remove any glass or chrome prior to blasting.

What happens to the sand and abrasive after blasting?

Over time, the material will settle on the ground beneath it.

How dangerous is sandblasting?

Abrasive sandblasting can create a lot of dust and noise. It is important not to breath in the dust as it can be toxic.