If you want to torture someone tie them up and make them listen to that music for two hours.

@WTC7

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like something that would be on Putumayo World

Interesting technique. Can you point to any health hazards regarding the use of crushed glass? I see you don't use a mask, but isn't powdered glass an issue for the lungs or surroundings?

Nice job. Looked nice. Continue the nice work and be blessed.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Looks good great job!

Looks great has natural wood, seal it so its protected and leave it like that, no paint :D

How does the cleanup go of the material? Do you use a wet vacuum? How do you stop it from going everywhere?

Top job you guys.

hello what tipe off material to use for wood siding l just bought a dustless sand blasting but a eats up the wood thanks

congrats looks good, how much time did it take you for one side?

I do have a HUUUGE problem with these videos. It is like showing the video from the 10 hour spray painting, but not the 130 hours of prep, cleanup, etc. 1. Need closeup, close-up, closeup, of wood after blast. Since we can't touch. 2. Need video of cleanup. 3. Need video of post blast prep, from sand, to recall, to prime. 4. Need accounting of media price per 2000 Sq foot., as a $3000 media price tag might spike feasibility. 5. Show the honest prep. I know one stray bead, hitting a window will break the window. Done it. 6. A serious discussion of cedar bleeding with deep pits, even if properly washed and primed afterwards. 6. The houses here, stripped in 1988, have zero peeling, today, in 2018- thanks to deep pits that the paint can grab. Most vinyl Siding done in the 80s has been ripped off and redone in this time span, due to warping and loosing nails. However, expect 40 square foot per gallon on your first coat of stain/paint etc.

@tybeeislandgoat1402

2 жыл бұрын

If you can't tell what is going on based off of the video, your current knowledge and understanding of where the technology is, and common sense then you shouldn't be touching your house or anyone else's especially. Not with any tools that is. No offense.

@dennisgarber

2 жыл бұрын

@@tybeeislandgoat1402 hardly. Bad video. Misleading most likely.

What Dustless Blasting Machine are you using?

What sort of damage does it do to the wood?

Would this work on rough sawn red cedar weatherboards, or would it damage the wood?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

WE'VE DONE RED CEDAR WITHOUT PROBLEMS, BUT IT WOULD ALL DEPEND ON AMOUNT OF PAINT/STAIN AND WHETHER IT HAS ABSORBED INTO THE WOOD...

How did the blaster do on the soft cedar? Did you get the "sandblasting effect where it removed the soft pulp making the surface very grainy where it would have to be sanded afterwards? Could you blast painted plywood soffits without damaging the wood? We paid a power washer guy to do this with a trailer 5000psi unit a while back and the result was worse then the before job appearance.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

All I can say is overall the client was happy & pleased with the results. It did not leave it completely smooth as you would expect when the cedar was new, but using water and crushed glass was a great deal less aggressive than any other method in comparison - and we only used roughly about 70 psi. The good thing about this system is that we can regulate both the output air pressure and the media/water flow. Plywood soffits can be done but it may result in slight roughness, however couple coats of paint should be able to hide any blemish.

Looks great. Can you speak to the level of sanding required after the wood has a chance to dry out? Also, for homes with lead paint, how do you collect the debris? I would be concerned about soil contamination.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Some homes might need some sanding after, depending on the initial build up of paint from the start. We hadn't followed up on all jobs but many of the homeowners leave the shingles as is after blasting. With lead paint, we try to contain as much as possible, using 6 mil poly and keep in mind even though we are using water & crushed glass, most of the water vaporizes on impact leaving the debris on the ground sludgy.

Amazing

What is the medium used? Soda?

Man this looks awesome. Now does the wood need to be sanded after its stripped? And What size machine was this done with. I'm looking until buying one of these.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Depending on what the client wants, sometimes they want a smoother finish, other times they prefer to keep it that way.

Great work, but to be on the sage side i would protect yourself with a suit and mask and protect windows from any flying particles.

Is this a dry ice blasting?

Do you have any other videos showing paint removal on other wood surfaces, for example, a historic home with decades of paint build-up?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Not at the moment. We have plenty of pictures though.

@larryrudisill1521

6 жыл бұрын

Where do you have the pictures?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

What exactly are you looking for? Send us an email info@PlymouthRockDustlessBlasting.com

What brand is the sandblaster

Just got my DB 500, and might do wood some day, What glass did you use broken or beads and what size ?? Thanks

@itsaghostCASPER

3 жыл бұрын

How’s ur db500 doing did it generate income ? Like the infomercial makes it seem

@chrisbreezy9035

3 жыл бұрын

I’m looking into buy the DB 500s soon also I wanted to speak to someone who has bought it and if it’s really worth it. Would love to speak to you

@dwaynetempest3433

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisbreezy9035 we have one for sale with thirty hours on it !finger lakes ny !

Showed this to my wife and said "this guy recorded himself blasting the paint off his neighbors house in revenge for them having band practice at full volume" she responded with "he should have burned the house down after hearing this song" lol

@tybeeislandgoat1402

2 жыл бұрын

Funny. This music makes me want to claw my way out and run fast.

Hi from new Zealand that is awesome. How do you guys do lead paint? I have been looking at soda blasting and maybe trying to design some form of attachment to vacuum up the lead dust. Not sure if it is possible but there has got to be an easier way in 2020 to remove lead paint without poisoning the environment which is why I am curious as to how you guys do it.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Sammy. Basically when removing contaminants/lead, we use the same process. What is different is that by using water with media (usually crushed glass) this will keep the dust more centralized, basically eliminating it because of the water mix and drop to the ground because of the media is mixed with the paint. Due to the weight and gravity being heavy, it will just keep them from traveling in the air. You will get particles of course that will travel due to the high pressure, and some mist, but the dust itself is eliminated.

Does this work on concrete as well? It looked like power washing... Dustless, how?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, it does. Go see our other videos or FB page on brick/concrete. We use Crushed Glass w/water. Dustless because the water keeps the dust from being airborne. What you see is mist from the water, just in case you ask. Mist & Dust are two different airborne products.

How to Remove Paint from Cedar Siding with the Dustless Blaster!

I could quite happily do this for a living, huge satisfaction for me. just blast out some tunes and I'll be away. hope they left the wood unpainted, just exterior oil. much nicer look than painted wood.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

8 жыл бұрын

Yes they did... All the homes we've done, they've left to naturally weather or they used a clear stain...

Do you know how many square feet you can cover , on a house per hour?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

About 150 or may little more depending on the paint/stain...

anyone can remove paint with a syste! Tell us about the surface condition of the wood after the blasting. How rough is it.

bloody annoying music

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Turn the 'Bloody' volume down!

@at_brunch3836

4 жыл бұрын

I was hoping to hear some advice on pressure/etc. You know it's not just men doing this work.

Looks great, I hope you suggested for them to stain it. That wood is too pretty to cover with boring paint. What did it average you per square foot?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Hi Sam, thanks. The customer was extremely happy and impressed with the results and we saved him a ton of money. Yes, we did suggest and he loves the way it looks, that he's going to allow it to naturally weather. Cost is about $4-$5 s.f.

@samthompson000

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for responding, getting in the business and have been doing research on general costs per sq foot. This was right in the ball park of what I was thinking.

@jeffstumbaugh1296

7 жыл бұрын

How much different is it then just taking a strong power washer to it.

@pressurewashingservices3274

7 жыл бұрын

Jeff Stumbaugh I have the strong pressure washer that you're talking about (10 GPM, 3,500 PSI, using a 45° nozzle), it damages the wood usually, it leaves the wood all hairy, so you'll have to sand it after it dries. If you have to insist on paint that doesn't flake off, it digs a hole in the wood as soon as it comes off and also all around the hard to get off paint spots. the wood gets extremely soft once it's wet. If someone knows of a method or trick to get the paint off from wood with a pressure washer without damaging the wood, please let us know. Note: I have the same problem with my small 5.5 GPM, 3,600 PSI pressure washer also using a 45° nozzle.

How much glass did you go through

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Not sure exactly, forgot to keep track but estimated was about 35-40 bags.

$4 to $5 is what you charged? Or was it your cost to run machine?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's around the average cost...

where does it read that it is approve for lead paint removal? please

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

'Dustless Blasting' is one of the only methods approved for use in this process. EPA's concern is with the 'Airborne Dust' when removing Lead or Asbestos. Many governments are turning to this process for removal of these contaminants. You can do more research by searching dustless blasting EPA lead/asbestos. Hope this helps.

How do you to do this while still following all of the EPA lead laws? I've looked into several ways of stripping paint off my house and every time I run into frustrating rules about putting plastic down, containing dust, contaminated water, and other lead contaminated materials.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

EPA laws are pretty strict. When we strip homes yes we do contain the area as much as possible, using 6 ml poly. The main issue the EPA is concerned about is 'dust'. By using water with our system, the dust is virtually eliminated & contained immediately. Water mixed with media is heavy, therefore all the paint mixed with water & media drops to the ground. After the process has been completed, the lead based material needs to be rolled up and disposed of properly.

@lukehagenbach5179

6 жыл бұрын

So you collect and dispose of all of the paint/glass/water run off, or does the water flow into the soil and you just collect the glass paint material? Is your bid price inclusive of these hazardous waste disposal fees?

@jeffdowdy5962

4 жыл бұрын

Even more concern than EPA is OSHA. You CANNOT put a respirator on a worker without first having a physicians approval to don a respirator, respirator fit test pre work blood lead testing. At minimum workers must have a two-hour lead awareness training. Some states require 8 to 24 lead training and a state lead abatement license. Many folks say, sure my equipment will remove lead paint and proceed without following OSHA and EPA regs. The "dustless" system should include laying poly to capture debris, water run off and wind break. Do it safe or don't do it!

I have one complaint why when showing how it done you start from the middle and not the top just asking

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Rebbecca, there wasn't any reason. That was just a quick blast for the video. When we actually blasted the entire home, we did start from the top to bottom, working from one corner of the home to the other - figured the middle would have a clearer shot of the work.

@matt7iron

5 жыл бұрын

@@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710 are you in northern California

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

@@matt7iron Our company isn't but Google 'Dustless Blasting' and your state or town and you'll get some companies who have these machines

What's the equipment you're using please.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

Жыл бұрын

2013 MMLJ DB 500

Does dustless mean there's a little water added to it?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Nice. What was the cost of job?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Cost was approx. $8k

Could use that on my deck.

Lead based paint?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

Жыл бұрын

Yes, we are lead Renovator certified

No mask? Absolute mad lad

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Not mad lad, but Fearless Freddie... Well, that was only to show the test blast for video for that little section. Had you read further, you would have actually read that we were suited up for the entire project, mask and all :) ...

@PrimetimeNut

5 жыл бұрын

Plymouth Rock Dustless Blasting Company lol great to hear! The more of us tradesmen who take our health seriously, the better!

Yeah, where does the general handyman get such equipment ????

I'm assuming this is NOT okay when removing paint that may contain lead. It would have to be contained somehow so as not to drift down wind to the neighbors.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

That is correct. Most of the water however will vaporize on impact and mix with the material being removed from the home and that media, in this case Crushed Glass. When this happens, most of what you see on the ground is contained in a slug material so we don't need to worry about run off, but in any event, the ground is contained using heavy poly. Due to the use of water with the media in the hopper, once the pressure hits the surface the heavy weight drops to the ground and does not linger in the air - air quality was recently tested on a large exterior building with lead at the Newport Naval Base with no harm to surrounding air - See pics on FB to get a grasp of the project.

@WhoWouldWantThisName

5 жыл бұрын

@@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710 Thanks. I couldn't tell there was even water involved in this process. It just looked like he might be blasting with the glass medium alone. I couldn't see just how this was "dustless".

What condition is the wood after the blasting. ?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Ruffled just a bit, but far cleaner and smoother than any other process, depending on how old the wood is and how long the paint has been on the shingles. Our experience is that some shingles/clapboard (couple at most) over time may become soft due to paint and water absorption, but overall, we've never had a client who has complained about the end process. They've always come back to be astonished of the before and afters! We have many close up pics on our sites to see the end result...

How much money?????

Looks great, but why was he all over the place?

Can you do this on shingles?

@doctorsambor4526

7 жыл бұрын

why would u clean your shingles youll kill your roof life by knocking off little the little pebble things

@lukehagenbach5179

6 жыл бұрын

I didn't read anything about a roof. I would assume @MWoody1123 is talking about shingle cladding.

1kuhl... Always the Crushed Glass - we've found that the 40/70 Fine works the best!

@matt7iron

4 жыл бұрын

Is there something you can roll or spray on the paint to weaken it so it comes off even easier.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

@@matt7iron Nope! People have tried everything, nothing removes as quickly

@at_brunch3836

3 жыл бұрын

@@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710 I had the patience to use a heat gun/hand scraper on my red cedar home. I took off about 5 layers of lead-based paint. I was very happy with the results. Only problem was the west side of the house had big marble sized dents. ( I am 'woman'. lol-yaaa me)

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

3 жыл бұрын

@@matt7iron No that defeats the purchase of using this method. This is the fastest and most efficient way to remove paint. Many home owners have tried but the process is extremely slow and was not effective in removing the paint down to the substrate.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

3 жыл бұрын

@@at_brunch3836 some have the patience and others don't - you were lucky enough to have the patience to do on your own. There is a product called the 'Paint Shaver' for anyone wishing to attempt this on their own. Nice product and only costs about $1k. Very well worth the cost.

What was the payout on this job

@jacobmiller7175

4 ай бұрын

In another reply he said 4-5 Per sqft and the video said 2200 sqft in 3.5 days so 8800 - 11000 approx

Remowe paint cup brush Megaloder.

Wow, what was the price on this job and profit?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

Usually for a home of this size is roughly $4 - $8 s.f.

@mattdavis3808

3 жыл бұрын

Is that including cleanup? What pressure are you blasting at?

How much do you charge an hour to do this to a house? At $125.00 on hour that looks like about a $5,000 job

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

We don't charge by the hour, bc we never know how long a job like this will take... by the square footage!

@lukehagenbach5179

6 жыл бұрын

At 150 sqft/hr and $4-5/sqft, that's $600-750/hr (materials included in that figure).

@KENCOWOOD

6 жыл бұрын

Plymouth Rock Dustless Blasting Compan

is this still ok for lead based paints?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Yes it is!

@dennisgarber

6 жыл бұрын

Got to get lead off eventually, on all houses. Even siding over, you must deal with it 20 to 40 years later, when the Siding starts to warp, nails loosen. Best to strip in a controlled manner... Also, years of lead gasoline, and sun peeling, has taken a toll on all existing soil.

What is the approximately materiale cost for the complete blasting?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Depending on many variables - paint thickness or stain - could be 1,500 - 2,200 lbs

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

We can use as much as 1-ton of media for these jobs, so it would vary.

Where can I get this tool

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

MMLJ in Texas... It's not a tool though - $45k unit.

@FeedingTheFlock210

7 жыл бұрын

Plymouth Rock Dustless Blasting Company do you use this on every house you paint? How long did that house take to blast? awesome job btw

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

We don't paint, we only remove the stain or paint... Yes, this is the same process used on all. This particular home took about 4 days. Thank You!!

Look at 5:00 you can clearly see that water has been forced behind the siding around the windows and is bleeding down behind the siding. Hopefully the weather barrier on the sheathing and siding is giving more a couple weeks to dry before staining.

Old paint and no respirator? Crazy!

Thank God!!! I could turn off the music.

Perhaps the paint peeled so quickly on the prior paint job bc it was power washed. I was led to believe that cedar/redwood should never be power washed.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Mira K Not really sure, but in either case, using the 'Dustless Blaster' combines both water & crushed glass which allows paint removal to be somewhat seamless.

@jeremyjensen2772

7 жыл бұрын

it was probably not properly primed or prepared for the top coat. I don't see anything that looks like a base coat. I've washed lots of houses this doesn't happen. without a quality base coat or sealer moisture would release the paint.

Diggin the back track 🎶

@joshuanorris9785

3 жыл бұрын

Oh red! Rip!

Can you show how to remove bad music from videos?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

That would be the next video... Stay Tuned! :)

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I can... Hit the Mute button that indicates (Volume) :)

@bailey2624

6 жыл бұрын

its called the mute button

@55afishead

5 жыл бұрын

@@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710 Haha. Took you two months to come up with a good response. Why don't you respond to Political Addicts question instead of trying to come up with something smart? Oh, wait! You're still thinking on what to say! LOL!

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

@@55afishead No actually it didn't take 2 months to come up with a response, we don't get on this site much. Btw, if we really had to tell someone to hit the 'Mute' button, it would have been too easy. You can look at some other reply's that we suggested just that. I guess if someone wants to be a wise-guy, why bother answering them...

You could only work on post 1978 homes

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

No. We've also worked on homes with Lead... The system we use provides a dustless surrounding which is the main issue when removing this type of paint.

The soundtrack from hell.

We pressured washed the wood siding on our 1914 two story house. It never would hold paint after that. Wish we'd never done it.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, I've heard others having the same issue. Problem is when you pressure wash you are not removing the contaminants from the wood, so trying to lay paint over that would not allow it to soak in. Using the 'Dustless Blasting' method however, not only removes the paint but also the contaminants while etching the wood enough to allow the paint/stain to soak into the wood. In either case, you must allow the wood to weather dry for some time before painting.

@jeremyjensen2772

7 жыл бұрын

wash with non toxic soap and chlorine/bleach. never had a problem.

@1971SuperLead

7 жыл бұрын

TSP and straight bleach?

@jeremyjensen2772

7 жыл бұрын

pool chlorine and simple green concentrate or all natural/free laundry detergent. chlorine is 2x as strong and makes it on the house stronger. The soap is mostly just a "wetter" to make it cling longer. I only used tsp to kill the heavy moss on my roof when I bought my house. you could also use wet and forget for roofs. probably safer. I like to stray from using any strong or funny chemicals to avoid killing plants or weird reactions. spray let sit till everything browns out or disappears, rinse off. Try to avoid letting it dry and presoak and rinse all the plants. If your washer has a strong mixing ratio the siding will easily rinse clean.

Yikes. Safety first guys! ⛑🇨🇦 #wcblasting

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, Yes I know... First, this was stain that was on the home. Second, it was wet blasting so no dust in the air. And lastly, just that section was blasted for the video, the rest was suited up with proper gear. Thanks for the concern though :)

im a dustless blaster never done wood before but one day i might that looked great whats the secret to getting it that nice

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Hi Kerry, glad to see you're in the business. Keep the pressure low about 60 psi, the media flow lever should be around 1/4" - 1/2" and nozzle 18 - 24" away. Keep the nozzle moving in a consistent manor and you should get a nice finish for the customer. Adjust all as needed.

@kerryroberts4540

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you the house looks great

@jdaspects

3 жыл бұрын

@@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710 what nozzle was used? Fan type?

Now 2 coats of Primer and 3 coats of Paint and even in the Northeast it will last years!

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

It should last a great deal longer now... By shaving down the Cedar slightly, the stain should absorb much better.

Tried this on three different jobs with three different grades of cobb and crushed glass ,!the test results were an astounding ,forget this ! No matter how we sprayed by the angle of attack or the pressure ,it chewed the wood so bad we didn't continue ! Sorry dustless blasting !no good !

Why do you need music anyway . Does not enhance to ' job ' being done !!

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Yes it actually does. It's like when you're working out like 'Rocky', the music gets the blood flowing. :)

what is that flying all over? it reads no dust!??

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Media and Water - No Dust means there no dust plumes. That's why this system is approved for Lead Paint Removal!!!

@stevensvideos5918

6 жыл бұрын

there isn't anything containing the lead paint , Do you just vacuum most of it up?

looks way better unpainted

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

I totally agree!

The music...sucks

@detroitbluesguy

8 жыл бұрын

+Peter Harrower I will leave it on so I have something to bitch about..love the blast technique though

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Volume Volume Volume.... Hit the MUTE button!! :)

Respirator recommended. Don't breath that dust.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, thanks for the concern. This was just a test blast that was video taped and it actually wasn't dust but mist from the water coming from the blast nozzle. In any event, we got suited up few minutes after the video was shot.

He should of taped off the facia that would of eliminated the homeowner having to paint it. It would of takin maybe 40 mins? Small price to pay for a more professional look. IMHO.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Depending on the homeowners request, most of the jobs we do, the homeowner had planned on repainting the trim, so they were not concerned about removing some of the paint on the trim, facia, soffit, etc. Many actually want us to remove as much as possible on the trim saving the painter time and the homeowner $$. All jobs are geared to what the client requests.

"Dustless blasting"? I seeplenty of dust. Are you pressure washing?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

It's called mist... that's what happens when water hits the substrate - it turns into a thing called 'Mist' - Maybe you've heard of it! 'Dust' is something that occurs when you dry blast and it fills the air with a cloud of 'Dust' that when it happens, you can't see in front of you - Maybe you've heard of it!

1:29 lets stand downwind without a mask like a muppet.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your concern Money Mike, but that was just a quick test blast for the video, the rest of the home was geared up mask and all. Also, because there is no dust (using Water & Crushed Glass), wasn't at all concerned about 'downwind' water and media is heavy so all residue drops to ground... Muppet???? I presume you're a little old for childish comments without knowing all facts, but thanks!

@magicmike6961

7 жыл бұрын

I would seriously doubt that all the glass dust would fall to the ground.But hey, it;s only glass right? A muppet means an incompetent person.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Here's the true meaning of 'Muppet', just in case... 'A person who is ignorant and generally has no idea about anything.' As far as '100% Recycled Bottled Crushed Glass', it has 99% Free Silica, just in case... FYI, this system is being used in removal of 'lead' based paints, due to its efficiency in suppressing air born dust, with EPA approval, again, just in case... but I shouldn't have to tell that to someone who knows everything.

@magicmike6961

7 жыл бұрын

you just keep standing downwind of all that healthy silica dust and lead paint. Silica (vitamin S) and lead (vitamin Pb) are necessary for cancer development. theres a good boy. Is that what you teach your apprentices?

@robertshure528

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for showing me that this dustless system can be used on wood too. Ignore the weird crossdresser, he should use the dustless system on his face and nails to remove all that shitty makeup and nail polish.

Even more concern than EPA is OSHA. You CANNOT put a respirator on a worker without first having a physicians written approval to don a respirator, respirator fit test and pre-work blood lead testing. At minimum workers must also have a two-hour lead awareness training. Some states require formal 8 to 24 hour lead training and a state lead abatement license. EPA requires all contractors who work around lead to attend a 10-hour EPA lead class. If you cannot follow the minimum EPA & OSHA regulations you should not be in the paint removal business. Many folks say, sure my equipment will remove lead paint and proceed without following OSHA and EPA regs. The "dustless" system should include laying poly to capture debris, water run off, wind break and proper disposal. Who wants to spread debris on a clients house and lawn where kids may play? Do it safe or don't do it!

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Already done! You can view our FB pics which showed a building for the Newport Naval Base - Federal Job - All workers were required at that time to be certified!!

@stephenwhite5444

3 жыл бұрын

If you paid attention, within the first minute it says it was painted just a few years ago....which means no lead.

Descent place tho ! Nice windows and doors and newer lookn gutters the place just needed a good paint job and some screws and nails tightened up and added here n there it's got a nice roof I would live there and the music sucked wtf was that all about?

Wouldn't have, not wouldn't of...

Removes old lead paint, turns it into dust, blows it around the neighborhood. Hey kids come and watch this, your I.Q.'s will go down. I will stand and inhale all this lead dust without a respirator.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Ummm, that's why we use it in combination with WATER! Both Crushed Glass & Water are mixed in the hopper - The weight of the blasting material drops to the ground. FYI, this process is approved by EPA. We just completed a project for the Newport Naval Base for exterior brick with lead coated paint, and this was the ONLY process they approved for removal considering the close proximity of other buildings.

I wouldn't buy this product just because of the horrible music that was used in this video. lol

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

9 жыл бұрын

Thankfully I'm not selling the product, just the service... :)

@samjean-marc1439

7 жыл бұрын

How does the cleanup go of the material? Do you use a wet vacuum?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Most of the time, shovel and sweeper. Wet vacs will not pic this stuff up when wet - like picking up mud!

@mentiplaygritblastingdunfe3262

7 жыл бұрын

Sam Morgan &and

@brentliggett8900

6 жыл бұрын

How long does a job like this take and how much $$?

Thank god my speakers have an off button , Ahhh! the Music is painful

Looks like the absolute worst way to do this job, and cedar is so soft i would like to see a closeup of the cedar

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

Go on our FB page to see closeups!

Sorry, don't no why I said that..I have learned to like the music..go figure?

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

8 жыл бұрын

+detroitbluesguy Yah, kinda grows on ya... :)

They probably used Home Depot or Lowes "paint and primer" in one can. Bogus... It neither paints nor primes. A waste of time and money, and if we had a serious country, with serious protection to the consumer, which protected us from false advertising, someone would have done something about it already.

@stephenwhite5444

3 жыл бұрын

It's most likely because its painted...your not supposed to use paint with cedar. Your really supposed to use opaque stain (which looks like paint but absorbs into the wood). If painted it needs a oil based primer....and not many painters use oil based products anymore but oil based will also absorb into the wood similar to stain.

I thought the music was awesome actually

@fatmaxcat4761

6 жыл бұрын

espedaire sure, if your Jason Bourne

Lose the music

Describing the process would have been better than annoying music.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry about that, thought it was pretty much straight forward. We use water & media (crushed glass) in the hopper. Water keeps dust stabilized and weighs the material down, rather than dispensing in the air.

Caution, I done this and the next day when it dried it looked awful.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Sometimes, depending on the scale of the lead paint on the cedar, it may destroy some of them. We never know what we get ourselves into until we do a test blast.

There's a better way to do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's not good for the wood

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

5 жыл бұрын

I guess there are plenty of alternatives. Sandblasting, depending on the media used and operator won't defectively alter the wood. We do this regularly on interior projects with amazing results customers rave about - Haven't had a complaint yet and it saves hundreds of man hours.

Most irritating music.

how to fail in business play annoying music

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Hmmmm… I'll let you know in couple years how that worked out :)

disgusting music

3.5 days... could of re- sided the house

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

7 жыл бұрын

Ya, with vinyl, not everyone wants the CHEAP way out. Are you comparing siding to cedar??? Really!!! And if you were to replace the cedar, you'd spend about $60K plus...

Well, you screwed-up all the trim, and the test is how much early wood of the grain was damaged. How much repair to fill the grain was needed? Something that you conveniently didn't show with a close-up view. I call BS and snake-oil sales!

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

6 жыл бұрын

Well, the homeowner was very pleased with the results, nothing negative, only positive and thrilled at the amount saved using this process rather than replacing... he left the home as is, without applying any stain. Btw, we did not damage the trim, only lightly removed paint along edges. The owner indicated that the trim was going to be repainted and approved the finished product.

It's kind of hard to be impressed if the technician is going at a very slow pace when using the dustless machine :/

Good luck with that mesothelioma. Not to mention the lead poisoning from inhaling the paint particles. Good grief.

@plymouthrockdustlessblasti7710

4 жыл бұрын

Ummm this was stain - No Lead - Wet Blasting means no dust particles in the air - besides only few minutes of this without suit, once the camera was turned off we were suited up - Good Grief!

👎 kill the music ! Not watching this!👎👎👎