Truck Cab Paint Removal
Spray Foam Removal
Tar Removal
Fire Damage - Parking Deck
Fire and Smoke Damage
Paint Booth Cleanup
Automotive Paint Removal
Aluminum Tank Tar Removal
Abrasive Blasting on Tractor Frame
Rolls Royce Aluminum Body Paint Removal
Stone Wall Paint Removal
Soda Blasting Aluminum Rig
Rusty Trailer Abrasive Blast
Factory Motor Paint Removal
Porch Bricks Paint Removal
Concrete Form Debris Removal
Soda Blasting Cedar Siding
Cattle Trailer Rust & Paint Removal
Abrasive Blasting Powder Coated ATV Frame
A before-and-after comparison of a building’s brick surface, with the left side showing worn and streaked bricks and the right side showing the same area looking cleaner and more uniform in color after a treatment.
A vintage car’s transformation from a black, partially disassembled state to a fully restored, polished white automobile.
A before-and-after comparison of a concrete wall, showing it dark and dirty initially, and then cleaned and lighter post fire/smoke damage restoration.
A before-and-after comparison of a McCormick Farmall tractor, showing its transformation from a rusty, red, and worn state to a restored, cleaner, and grayish well-maintained condition.
A before and after comparison of a tanker truck, where the tank is dirty and red initially, and then cleaned and repainted to a shiny silver color.
A before and after comparison of a large cylindrical object that is heavily coated with asphalt in the before image, and is clean and smooth in the after image.
An image split into two sections, with the top half labeled “Before” showing wooden structures that are dark and charred due to fire and smoke damage. The bottom half, labeled “After”, shows the same structures restored to a clean and light-colored state.
A side-by-side comparison of a brick wall before and after being cleaned from fire and smoke damage. The left side shows the wall blackened by smoke, while the right side shows the wall restored to its original brick colors.
A before and after comparison of a motorcycle part, which is a cylinder with horizontal ridges. In the before image, the cylinder is dark and dirty, while in the after image, it is clean, polished, and has a shiny silver finish.
The image displays a metal fan before and after being damaged in a candle factory fire. Initially, it is covered in melted wax, and after cleaning, it appears functional and in good condition.
A before and after comparison of an assortment of electrical components. In the before image, the electrical components are dark and dirty, while in the after image, it is clean, polished, and has a shiny finish.
A before and after comparison of an electric motor with cooling fins on the outside. In the before image, the cylinder is dark and dirty, while in the after image, it is clean, polished, and has a shiny silver finish.
An image split into two sections, with the top half labeled “Before” showing cedar siding that is dark and dirty due to age The bottom half, labeled “After”, shows the same cedar siding restored to a clean and new like state.
A before and after comparison of a fiberglass Corvette, where the is painted white initially, and then with the paint removed.
An image split into two sections, with the top half labeled “Before” showing log home that is dark and dirty due to age The bottom half, labeled “After”, shows the same log home restored to a clean and new like state.
The image displays a carbon fiber product. Initially, the product is covered with  yellow and blue paint, and after cleaning, it show the original unpainted surface.
A before and after comparison of an large aluminum boat. In the before image, the boat has white and blue paint, while in the after image, it is clean, and has a shiny silver finish.
The image displays a before and after comparission of a concrete wall forms. The before image shows a dark and dirty wall form , while the after image shows a clean  and shiny wall form

Welcome to Nutech Refinishing, Inc.

We have over 20 years in the soda blasting industry. Some of the industries that we provide services for is: Mold Remediation, Fire/Smoke Remediation, Automotive Stripping, Industrial Equipment, Agricultural Equipment, Historical Restoration (Paint and Stain Removal), Log Homes, Food Processing Plants and Equipment, Restaurant Equipment, and etc.

Soda Blasting, sometimes referred to as Baking Soda Blasting, is a process using a Food Grade Soda Bicarbonate applied with air pressure than can strip most coatings from numerous substrates without damage. Soda Blasting easily removes paint, coatings, grease, oils, gasket material, surface corrosion, mold and fire/smoke damage from a variety of substrates like stainless steel, aluminum, alloys, plastics, fiberglass, carbon fiber, glass, wood and composites without damage or distortion. Soda Blasting leaves hard anodized coatings intact and on most hard surfaces with no profile.




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Soda Blasting is Green Technology

Before Soda blasting arrived on the scene, the only way you could remove paint, body filler or some other unsightly material from a contaminated surface, was to either chip it off, sand it, use harsh chemicals or sand blast it. Now there is SODA BLASTING . Soda Blasting, sometimes referred to as baking soda blasting, is a process that can strip almost any surface in an efficient and safe manner, our machines can also be modified for Dustless Soda Blasting. Although it is similar to traditional sandblasting, it has the significant advantage of cleaning the surface without causing harm to the substrate or the environment. Soda Blasting easily removes paint, coatings, carbon, grease, oils, gasket material and surface corrosion from a variety of metals, alloys, plastics, fiberglass, carbon fiber and composites without substrate damage or distortion. Soda Blasting leaves hard anodized coatings intact.

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