1NSG Blast and Surface Prep runs mobile wet abrasive blasting across South Florida. Water is introduced at the nozzle, which knocks down the dust cloud of traditional dry sandblasting, cuts faster, and lets us work in tighter and more sensitive areas without coating everything nearby in grit.

Why wet abrasive blasting

• Far less airborne dust than dry sandblasting
• Faster cutting and cleaner surface profiles
• Works on delicate substrates without warping
• Mobile setup, we come to the site
• Less containment and cleanup on most jobs

Service area: Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, the Treasure Coast (Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River), and the Florida Keys.

FAQ

Is it really dustless? It is dramatically lower dust than dry blasting. The water at the nozzle suppresses the cloud, which is why we can work near occupied or sensitive areas.

Do you come to me? Yes, we are a mobile operation and bring the equipment, water, and abrasive to your site.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is wet abrasive blasting different from dry sandblasting?

Water is introduced with the abrasive, which suppresses dust dramatically and reduces heat. That means less containment, less cleanup, and far less risk of warping thin metal.

Can it be used near an occupied building?

That is a large part of why it exists. Dust suppression makes it viable on occupied commercial and residential property where dry blasting would be unacceptable.

Does the surface flash rust afterward?

Bare steel can flash rust after any wet process. We use a rust inhibitor where the coating system requires it and coordinate blasting close to coating.