Dustless Blasting Blog

Last week we finalized the redesign of our new DB500 Mobile XL! This new turn-key business machine keeps all of the old features, and adds a few new ones:

• Low profile trailer makes it easy to get on and off while filling the blast pot.
• More open deck space makes the blast pot more easily accessible. 
• Extra storage space is now available beneath the compressor. 
• Stylized chrome fenders.

If your surface preparation method is the problem, then Dustless Blasting is the solution. What is surface preparation anyway? Simply put it is preparing a surface for a coating in a way that allows the coating to best adhere. Many techniques can be used and a few examples would be scraping, grinding, or sanding. All of which are effective methods, yet they require many man hours and that could cause a potential delay in the finishing process. 

 This week with Jacob on vacation, we left the weekly video in the hands of our team of interns.  They share some of the neat things they learned about Dustless Blasting while working here.  Do we really have a team of identical triplets interning with us?  Watch the video and let us know what you think in the comments.

The road to success is full adventure, experiences and accomplishments. You have a talent within you and a desire to be your own boss; that is the start of the drive to success. At Dustless Blasting, we feel like you can start your mobile business and achieve your goals by keeping 3 simple thoughts in mind.

Do you want your Dustless Blasting business to become profitable immediately? The key is to start now! Follow in the footsteps of other folks who have had Dustless Blasting jobs lined up before even buying their machines. One gentleman even landed a job big enough to pay for his mobile machine, before he had even talked to us about buying one! Check out the video below:

Wirt is a former marine who has over 17 years of experience blasting and painting bridges. After seeing a video of Dustless Blasting on Facebook, Wirt was very skeptical, but decided to do a little more research. As he looked into Dustless Blasting further, he started to see major benefits over traditional dry blasting, and eventually purchased a DB500 Mobile for his business. Watch the video below to see what Wirt had to say. 

At Dustless Blasting we understand surface preparation and the importance of achieving the desired surface outcome when blasting. Whether you are blasting wet or dry, you need to consider the best abrasive for your job to help you improve productivity and lower your cost of operation. 

Dustless Blasting IS the future of surface preparation. Do you think we would let a chemical reaction like flash rusting stop us from creating a clean, paint ready surface? We have 100's of videos on our YouTube channel blasting all sorts of metal and people still think that within hours there will be rust settling in resulting in more work needing to be done. Is that the case? No way, and here's why.

Here and there we see comments that doubt the capability of the Dustless Blaster for surface preparation. Does it really work? Of course the answer is yes, it does really work and not only that but it works really well. We are talking about an amazing technology that has grown and developed over the last few years. Our machines are the easiest to operate, most reliable, most versatile abrasive blasting systems.

Even after all these years we're still surprised at the things we see people blasting. One of our Dustless Blasting business owners recently blasted a retired ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missile), while another blasted an armored tank! It's a good reminder that there are so many more opportunities out there than you initially think of. It's not just cars, boats and graffiti than need to be removed. In the case of the ICBM that got blasted, it was a historical relic which was on display at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station for many years, but was then damaged in a storm. If you think about it, there are historical items all over the country that probably need to be restored, all that's needed is the right tool.