January 26th, 2010 by Ron Branch
Here is a job that just came through – clear cabinet door glass with a stained glass pattern sandblasted onto it. It’s what we call a “simple etch” – just peel and shoot. Click on the image to see the steps involved for even the simplest of projects.
This is also called a “single stage blast”. It is basically two-tone, black and white, or in this case – clear glass and solidly sandblasted glass. Often the work involves many more tones, or “shades of gray”. In multi-stage blasting this just means that parts of it are less than solidly blasted.
January 5th, 2010 by Ron Branch
The sandblast booth is done at last, which is good – it’s going to be a busy end of the year for us. The website is also pretty much done now, a bit bare bones at the moment, but I have big plans for it.
January 2nd, 2010 by Ron Branch
We did finally get some snow, but it was a few days late. It was completely unexpected and unforecast – the weather-folks up here were quite embarrassed. Four inches dumped on us during rush-hour and caused some people to be stuck in traffic for as long as five hours!
The Florida restaurant job is complete, and we are getting ready for the next job, which is another big one – a library. Hopefully for this one we will have time to take pictures.
Here is a job that just came through – clear cabinet door glass with a stained glass pattern sandblasted onto it. It’s what we call a “simple etch” – just peel and shoot. Click on the image to see the steps involved for even the simplest of projects. 
