Paint and coating removal in South Florida

1NSG Blast strips paint, epoxy, powder coat, and industrial coatings off metal, concrete, and masonry with wet abrasive blasting. It pulls coatings faster than sanding or chemical stripping and leaves a clean surface ready to recoat.

Coatings we remove

  • Old paint and primer
  • Epoxy and floor coatings
  • Powder coat
  • Elastomeric and industrial coatings
  • Multiple failing coating layers

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

FAQ

Can you remove powder coat? Yes, wet abrasive blasting removes powder coat and leaves a clean profile for recoating.

Is this faster than chemical stripping? Usually yes, and without the mess and dwell time of chemical strippers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you remove multiple layers of old coating?

Yes. Multi layer systems built up over decades are common on older South Florida commercial buildings and industrial equipment.

What about lead based or hazardous coatings?

Coatings suspected of containing lead or other hazardous material require testing and a compliant containment and disposal plan. Tell us the building age and we address it before starting.

Will the substrate be usable immediately?

Bare metal should be primed promptly. Concrete and masonry generally need drying time before coating, which we build into the schedule.

How do you decide between blasting and chemical stripping?

Substrate, coating type, surroundings, and disposal requirements. Chemical stripping has its place, but it brings its own containment and disposal burden that clients often underestimate.

Does coating removal require containment?

Almost always on commercial property. Containment, collection, and disposal are part of the scope and are a larger share of the work than most clients expect.