Council Tractor

This council tractor was an industrial mower painted yellow. Completely stripped and repainted in its original colours. Dorset Council.

1800's Steam Boiler 1800's Steam Boiler under restoration. Grey areas are blasted. After sandblasting, No's and engravings were revealed after moss & surface rust was removed. We sandblasted, primed and painted this old boiler. It then went to Alanvale Tech College to be sectioned by students and then onto the Queen Victoria Museum.

1800's Steam Boiler Steam Boiler loaded onto trailer.

1800's Steam Boiler Steam boiler with the wheels off.

26FT Aluminium Twin Hull Charter Boat 26Ft Aluminium Twin Hull Charter Boat was completely stripped, the hulls repaired, repainted and fitted up at our St Leonards work shop.

Boat Propeller Boat Propeller made of bronze. Sandblasted clean ready for sale.

Brussel Sprout Harvester Built locally it was blasted primed and painted in epoxy and polyurethane paint.

Chev Cab This is a 1940's truck cab before and after sandblasting.

Council Tractor This council tractor was an industrial mower painted yellow. Completely stripped and repainted in its original colours. Dorset Council.

Dredge From Seaport. Blasted, primed and painted.

F250 Chassis This F250 Chassis was off an imported vehicle from Canada. The rust removed and primed.

Mustang Race Car Mustang Race Car stripped prior to being barred out for circuit racing.

O.K.A Camper O.K.A Camper with chassis & underside of camper sandblasted and painted in two pack. Rusted area on the body have been blasted to compliment repairs.

Ross Canon Canon from the township of Ross, sandblasted, primed and painted at own facility for the Northern Midlands Council. Loaded on the truck and ready to be reinstalled.

Trolley Bus This Trolley Bus was prepared and painted by us at the Queen Victoria Museum.

Volkswagen Beelte Volkswagen Beetle. Abrasive blasted & being prepared for etch priming before it goes to the bodyworks.

World War 2 Canon World War 2 Canon, sandblasted and ready to be primed. All brass components were masked up to be revealed after painting.