KD Mobile Blasting

Heavy Equipment

For industrial strength coatings, you’ll need the world’s most powerful tool for restoration.

Powerful Cleaning
A powerful mixture of water and abrasive obliterates industrial-strength coatings with ease.

Less Downtime
The fast process with minimal cleanup gets you back up and running in no time compared to other methods.

Repair, Don’t Replace
By removing rust and other contaminants, you’ll extend the lifespan of your machinery and see better performance.

Variety of Abrasives
Blast wet or dry with a variety of abrasives, including crushed glass, soda, garnet, and more.

Paint and Powder Coating Removal

Wet blasting is faster: water cools the powder coat, letting it flake off instead of getting gooey.

The Safer Option
No hazardous and caustic chemical strippers to deal with.

Create an Anchor Profile
Unlike chemical stripping, blasting leaves an anchor profile for the new coating to adhere to.

Faster than Dry Blasting
Water cools the powder coat, making it brittle. This allows it to flake off as opposed to getting gooey, like it does with the heat generated from dry blasting

Less Containment
Water suppresses the dust plume, letting you work with less containment and cleanup.

Paint and Powder Coating Removal

Concrete, Stone, & Brick

Powerful removal. OSHA recommended.

Safe on Soft Substrates
Pressure and flow are easily adjustable, for cleaning a variety of surfaces including antique brick.

Eco-Friendly Blast Media
Recycled glass media ensures that you won’t harm nearby plant life and will comply with governmental regulations.

OSHA-Recommended
Wet blasting is recommended by OSHA to protect workers from potentially hazardous airborne particles.

Strip Any Coating
Paint, stain, sealer, grime, graffiti, line stripes, calcium or mildew.

Remove paint, stain, and weathering.

Antique Restoration

Remove paint , stain, and weathering!

Gentle Restoration
Adjust the blast pressure to suit any surface, even antique wood.

Restoration

OSHA Compliant Abrasive Blasting Videos

Wood Restoration Cleaning and Staining

OSHA Compliant

OSHA Compliance

How Dustless Blasting keeps you safe and OSHA compliant.

Dustless Blasting makes OSHA compliance simple.

Dustless Blasting is a great way to keep workers safe, and keep your business OSHA compliant. This is only a brief overview, but you can read the full guidelines on crystalline silica and abrasive blasting here.

OSHA Silica Rule Compliance

A wet delivery method, like Dustless Blasting, is recommended by OSHA to protect workers from potentially hazardous airborne particles.
This is critical in concrete applications, as the substrate itself can release respirable silica into the air.
Dustless Blasting traps and grounds these dangerous particles, protecting workers and those nearby.

Comply with EPA Regulations

Recycled glass abrasive is environmentally inert and will not harm vegetation.
Because the dust plume is suppressed, blasting is easily contained. It may be performed near water or in environmentally sensitive areas.
The best choice for jobs where compliance to EPA standards is crucial.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was founded in 1971, and assures safe conditions for working people. In the abrasive blasting industry, many of the standards that OSHA enforces have to do with silicosis.

Automotive Restoration

K and D Mobile Dustless Blasting