Edinburgh Paint Removal.

We cover the Basement area of the site to help reduce the dust from getting out and make sure we wash the surrounding area down (including windows and cars) afterwards.

An example of what the chemical peels effects can still be seen on the bottom left of the photo. Paint removed off the rest of the wall by us. We cost a third of the price of the chemical peel job that failed and only took two days including the tidy up!

Here is a good example of the paint removal before and after. They tried to remove the paint with chemical peels but due to the damp, temperature and uneven surface it only removed the top coat after six days. Then they called us to finish the job. Paint removed using recycled glass and no harm to the stone work.

Copper hull boat before being blast cleaned with soda

Copper bottom

Half way through the project

Final result of cleaning the hull of the boat using soda blasting

You can see the difference from the old paint being removed off these timber frames on the left. The varnish had not been applied correctly and started to come off so it had to be removed carefully. We used calcium here so it would not harm or mark the glass.

Here is a close up. After blasting off the varnish the surface was returned back to its original state so the varnish could be applied again and protected for the future.

Removing graffiti off brickwork and metal work using recycled glass

Cleaning metalwork with the same recycled media as the stonework.

Brickwork and metal have been cleaned and all graffiti removed

Even the blast doors to the bunker got a clean and are now ready to be painted

All graffiti has been removed off the surfaces using recycled glass

These timber beams have been cleaned using soda to remove the soot damage and the smell after a fire. Cheaper than replacing them.