Operator sand blasting a Caterpillar dozer down to bare metal

Strip it to bare metal. Build it back stronger.

Sand Blasting

Paint only lasts as long as the surface under it. Our mobile and in-yard abrasive blasting strips rust, scale, old coatings and weld slag off plant, blades, trailers and structural steel — leaving a keyed profile that primer actually bites into.

01

Plant and heavy steel

Dozer blades, buckets, chassis rails, tipper bins and structural sections — nothing is too heavy or too awkward.

02

Controlled profile

Media and pressure are matched to the substrate so we clean the steel without warping thin sheet.

03

Blast today, prime today

Blasted steel is primed the same shift, before flash rust can undo the work.

The difference, side by side

Drag the handle to see the work. These are our own jobs, photographed in our yard.

The same dozer blade refinished in Caterpillar yellow
Dozer blade stripped back to bare, blasted steelBefore
After
CAT D9 blade — blasted, crack-checked and refinished in machine yellow
Fully refurbished Caterpillar D8R dozer after blasting and paint
Dozer undercarriage being blasted on siteBefore
After
CAT D8R — full strip, blast and rebuild finish

How the job runs

A clear process, quoted up front, with WhatsApp photo updates as we go.

  1. 1Degrease and mask sensitive components
  2. 2Abrasive blast to a clean, keyed profile
  3. 3Blow down and inspect for hidden cracks
  4. 4Etch prime while the steel is still bright
  5. 5Topcoat in your fleet or OEM colour