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Ultra-high pressure waterjetting and wet abrasive blasting with a slurry are fairly common methods of surface preparation, but one Ocala, Florida-based company is betting on a similar techno...
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Florida-based Waterblasting Technologies has introduced the Ground Hog—HT1000SR, a self-rotating, walk-behind water blaster that features vacuum recovery and can operate up to 40,000 PSI.
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Several products have been recently released in the realm of waterjetting and waterblasting. A few pieces of equipment are highlighted below.
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from D+D Print, Spring 2017 ; by Amy Woodall, Editor
Moisture intrusion is one of the biggest painting contractor concerns, and it’s impor...
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from JPCL, December 2009 ; by Rick A. Huntley, Senior Coatings Consultant, KTA-Tator, Inc.; Richard Burgess, KTA-Tator, Inc., Series Editor
The Case of the Failing Floor Coating
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