Soda Blasting and mobile dustless blasting services provided by Soda Tec offer the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for removing a wide range of substances from public works and properties, including graffiti, paint, chewing gum, road lines, oil stains, grease, and rust.
Compared to traditional methods such as high-pressure cleaning, shot blasting, sand blasting, or burn off, Soda Blasting and dustless blasting prove to be superior choices. They are non-abrasive, chemical-free, and non-hazardous, which means they leave a superior finish without causing harm to the original surface or the surrounding environment.
The eco-conscious approach of Soda Tec ensures that the cleanup process not only delivers excellent results but also minimizes the impact on the environment. Whether it’s graffiti removal, paint stripping, or tackling oil stains and rust, choosing Soda Blasting or mobile dustless blasting can save both time and resources while preserving the integrity of the surfaces being cleaned.
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Public Works and Property Uses
- Car Parks
- Heritage buildings
- Monuments
- Parks and Playgrounds
- Tennis courts and sports facilities
- Public buildings and areas
- Road surfaces and line markings
Benefits of Soda Blasting
- Graffiti, paint, oil, grease and rust removal from most surfaces
- Restores surfaces to their original condition without causing damage, including sandstone
- 100 percent environmentally safe, no chemicals and minimal to no water used
- Non-hazardous – produces no dust or fumes during clean-up
- Cost effective – quick and efficient with minimal preparation or clean-up required
- Non-toxic and completely biodegradable
Can you work in public areas safely?
Yes. The work area is screened and contained, the media is non-toxic, and spent media and removed coatings are collected afterwards. Jobs can be scheduled to suit council and public access requirements.
Can soda blasting be used on heritage structures?
Yes. Low-pressure soda blasting is one of the gentler ways to remove paint and graffiti from heritage sandstone and brick. Heritage approvals and test areas should be agreed with the asset owner first.
What can you remove from public assets?
Graffiti, chewing gum, line marking, paint, oil, grease and rust from footpaths, BBQs, seating, playgrounds, bridges, walls and street furniture.
