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When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

Restoration

The origins of ARMEX are from the world of restoration. Back in the 1980’s during the mammoth restoration project of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor ARMEX was first used to abrasive blast the interior of the Miss Liberty. Whether you are trying to remove decades of environmental contamination, fire damage, mold damage, graffiti or historic preservation ARMEX is your only choice when you need to preserver surfaces and substrates. Learn more about Restoration projects using ARMEX.

Title
Industry
Cleaning Description
Abrasive Blasting Historic Landmarks and Statues with ARMEX Baking Soda Media (CS# 3.3)
Restoration
Arizona sandstone walkways
Baking Soda Blasting Lead Paint from Terra Cotta and Red Brick (CS# 2.5)
Restoration
Terra cotta and red brick
Cleaning Burned Painted Surfaces and Concrete (CS# 1.7)
Restoration
Burned painted surfaces and concrete
Cleaning Monuments and Statues without Damage, using ARMEX Soda Blasting Media (CS# 2.8)
Restoration
Monument, bronze statue, marble base with green patina, rust stains and graffiti
Fire Restoration without Hazardous Chemicals using Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 4.8)
Restoration
Interior hallway, blond brick
Graffiti Removal Using Soda Blasting Media (CS# 2.4)
Restoration
Masonry, brick, block, metal, etc
Remove Paint from Wood, without Damage Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 2.10)
Restoration
70 yr old vauted, wood-lath barrel fir ceiling and trusses
Removing Atmospheric Dirt and Pollution in Detroit with Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 7.5)
Restoration
Indiana Limestone with granite trim and decorative leaden spandrels
Removing Old Finishes on Wood with Media Blasting (CS# 3.4)
Restoration
23,000 sq feet ornate wood ceiling