Antifoul off hulls, paint out of pools and rust off salt-hit trailers across Gosford, Terrigal, Woy Woy and the lakes, about an hour from Sydney.
The Central Coast’s waterways, Brisbane Water and Tuggerah Lakes, mean plenty of fibreglass and aluminium boats needing antifoul removal that won’t damage gelcoat. Coastal homes also suffer salt corrosion on steel balustrades and gates, and pools along the coast are often due for re-coating.
Central Coast
abrasive blasting
On the Central Coast, boats and pools lead. Soda takes antifoul off hulls without damaging gel coat, and dustless strips pools before resurfacing.
Free onsite quote anywhere in Central Coast — we test the surface before we price the job.
Soda blasting on the Central Coast
The Central Coast is boat country, with Brisbane Water, Tuggerah Lake, Lake Macquarie's southern end and ocean beaches all close by. Antifoul removal and hull preparation are some of the most common jobs, done on trailers at home or on hardstands where allowed.
Pools are everywhere in the area's suburbs and many need old paint stripped before resurfacing. Salt air also corrodes car bodies, trailers and outdoor steel. The Central Coast is about an hour from Sydney, so jobs here are booked regularly.
Typical jobs in Central Coast
- → Antifoul and old coatings removed from boat hulls
- → Pools stripped before resurfacing
- → Trailers and car bodies stripped of rust
- → Paint and grime off brick and sandstone homes
Areas covered around Central Coast
Central Coast questions
Can you remove antifoul at my house on the Central Coast?
Yes, if the boat is on a trailer. The area is tarped and the old antifoul collected for disposal.
Can you strip a pool on the Central Coast?
Yes. Old paint is removed with dustless blasting, leaving the pool ready for your resurfacer.
How often do you work on the Central Coast?
Regularly. It is about an hour from Sydney, so jobs can usually be booked without long waits.
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