Removing 15+ Layers of Paint from Historical Cannons

The Spanish first installed artillery at this strategic bluff called Black Point in 1797. It was fortified once again during the Civil War. When operational, the 10-inch Rodmans could fire a 124 pound cannonball up to 2.5 miles!

Over a century later, the cannons still stand over the bluff, but they were in desperate need of restoration. Luckily, Dustless Blasting was the right tool for the job.

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