Pool Restoration

Remove plaster, paint, and calcium buildup in a fraction of the time.

Remove calcium, plaster, and paint

Dustless Blasting equipment uses a mixture of water and abrasive to remove pool paint coatings that are peeling and failing without a large plume of dust. This is an efficient and environmentally friendly way to ensure new coatings properly adhere to the pool surface.

Easily Adjustable

Change your blast pressure as you go to be gentle on tile and tough on plaster.

Minimal Containment

Water traps the particulates being blasted and drops them quickly to the ground so you keep a safe working environment and it makes for easy cleanup.

Eco-Friendly

Recycled glass abrasive is environmentally inert and will not harm vegetation.

Quick & Complete

Add additional services by offering custom etching designs into concrete.

PROJECT GALLERY

Clean Calcium

Better than a pumice stone, Dustless Blasting makes it quick and easy to remove calcium deposits from stone and tile.

Remove Plaster

Delamination, failing plaster, and paint can be easily removed so that a pool can be restored.

Protect landscape

Various media choices are environmentally friendly and won't harm any of the landscaping around the pool.

Sandblasting Pool Tiles

Dustless Blasting equipment is known for removing really tough coatings efficiently, but did you know it can also clean delicate substrates like pool tiles? By adjusting your pressure settings and media, you can do just about anything!

See how this business owner cleaned 185ft of pool tile in just two hours without damaging it!

Learn from the pros

Mark blasted 13 pools in 13 months, the majority of which were large apartment complex pools. However when he started his Dustless Blasting business, he didn't have pools in mind. Listen to Mark's story about how he became a pool expert and how he navigated his business to fit the jobs that he found.

CONCRETE POOL PAINT REMOVAL

Northwest Mobile Blasting LLC used Dustless Blasting equipment to remove paint from two in-ground concrete swimming pools totaling 6000 square feet despite snowy and rainy conditions.

Checkout the case study to see how he did it and how much he made.