Next-Generation Abrasive Micro Blasting
Abrasive blasting is the process of forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material against a surface under high pressure. It is used to smooth a rough surface, roughen a smooth surface, or remove surface contaminants such as rust, dirt, paint and corrosion — making it one of the most versatile surface preparation methods available.
Our abrasive micro blasting service is ideal for the entire exterior of your home, removing layers of dirt and paint and restoring your property to like-new condition at a very competitive cost. It is equally suited to sensitive facades and monuments where harsher methods and chemicals are simply not an option.
Abrasive blasting and sandblasting are very similar — the difference lies in the material used. Sandblasting originally used silica sand, but as technology advanced it was determined that the health risks of silica sand were too high. Abrasive blasting instead uses a variety of safer materials: compressed air from a high-pressure machine is mixed with finely crushed abrasives to clean and smooth the surface.
For the most delicate work, we use Jos Rotosoft — a low-pressure micro abrasive cleaning technology that allows sensitive facades and monuments to be treated where the use of chemicals is not recommended. The technique is particularly effective because it creates minimal dust, which can be easily contained.
Safer Materials
Modern abrasives replace hazardous silica sand, removing rust, dirt, paint and corrosion safely.
Gentle On Monuments
Jos Rotosoft low-pressure technology treats sensitive facades and monuments without chemicals.
Minimal Dust
The low-pressure technique creates minimal dust, which can be easily contained on site.
Like-New Exteriors
Removes layers of dirt and paint from your entire exterior at a very competitive cost.
Jos Rotosoft — Low-Pressure Cleaning for Sensitive Surfaces
Some surfaces — heritage facades, monuments, delicate masonry — cannot tolerate aggressive blasting or chemical treatment. Jos Rotosoft, a low-pressure micro abrasive cleaning technology, is our answer: it treats these sensitive surfaces effectively where the use of chemicals is not recommended, and because it creates minimal dust, containment is straightforward and the surrounding area stays clean.
Every job is comprehensively tested first to determine the best removal method, so your property remains undamaged in the process, and all work is conducted to ISO 9001 Quality Standards.
Our Abrasive Cleaning Methods Include:
JOS Cleaning System
A gentle, low-pressure cleaning method ideal for heritage surfaces, stone, brick and delicate substrates.
Micro Abrasive Cleaning
Precise surface cleaning using fine abrasive particles to carefully remove coatings, dirt and contaminants without damaging the original material.
Ice Blasting
An innovative cleaning technique using ice particles to remove paint, grime and surface build-up with minimal residue and environmental impact.
Wet Sandblasting
A controlled abrasive cleaning process combining water and media to effectively remove coatings, corrosion and heavy surface contamination while reducing dust.
- Restores exteriors to like-new condition
- Every job comprehensively tested first
Experience next-generation abrasive micro blasting using environmentally responsible methods and materials. Call 1300 451 925 or email info@sydneypaintstripping.com.au for a free on-site demo and quote anywhere in Sydney or across NSW.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between abrasive blasting and sandblasting?
The two are very similar — the difference is the material used. Sandblasting originally used silica sand, but the health risks of silica sand were determined to be too high. Abrasive blasting uses a variety of safer materials, mixing compressed air with finely crushed abrasives to clean and smooth the surface.
Can abrasive blasting be used on delicate heritage surfaces?
Yes — using Jos Rotosoft, a low-pressure micro abrasive cleaning technology, we can treat sensitive facades and monuments where the use of chemicals is not recommended. It is particularly effective because it creates minimal dust, which can be easily contained.
Will blasting damage my property?
No — every job is comprehensively tested first to determine the best removal method, so your property remains undamaged in the process. All work is conducted to ISO 9001 Quality Standards.
What can abrasive micro blasting remove?
It removes surface contaminants such as rust, dirt, paint and corrosion, and can also smooth a rough surface or roughen a smooth one. It is ideal for the entire exterior of your home, restoring it to like-new condition at a very competitive cost.
