At LEP Projects PTY LTD, we’re committed to using the best tools and techniques for adding value to our painting services. Part of the reason we’re considered a go-to painting contractor in the industry is that we offer premium services at a competitive price, and we’re continuing that ethos with the introduction of vapor abrasive blasting, which more effectively prepares surfaces for paint than sandblasting can.
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Vapor Blasting and Industrial Painting
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In fact, vapor abrasive blasting, which is also called wet abrasive blasting because the process involves water, has become a preferred method for removing residue, contaminants, old paint and other materials off surfaces.
The reasons, why we use wet blasting for painting projects
Once a process used in preparing surfaces for painting has proven benefits, Painters Inc. is quick to adopt it, which is the case with wet abrasive blasting. The following are the top reasons it’s now part of our process:
Liquid honing, vapor honing, vapor blasting and wet blasting are all terms used when referring to wet abrasive blasting. The process utilizes water vapor, an abrasive grit, which is also called media, and high-pressure air, which are blasted out of a nozzle onto surfaces
There are several reasons why this method has become so popular with painting contractors, but one of the top reasons they use it is because it leaves a finer finish, so when the paint is applied, it looks better and lasts longer. Vapor blasting is also popular because it is a non-aggressive means of preparing surfaces for paint and is faster than sandblasting.
