Dry Ice Blasting Smoke Damaged Books

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024

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  • @Coldsweepinc
    @Coldsweepinc  13 лет назад

    Dry ice dusting cleans books and removes vinyl lettering with sugar-sized particles at lower pressures.
    Traditional dry ice blasting (up to 150 PSI) removes failing coatings with rice-sized particles.
    We use high-pressure dry ice blasting (up to 300 PSI) when traditional dry ice blasting won't work.
    Choice of nozzles, blast pressure, distance from surface, blast angle and especially operator technique will determine the results obtained with the different types of dry ice blasting equipment.

  • @chechnya
    @chechnya 12 лет назад +1

    When do you choose dry ice blasting versus baking soda?

  • @n8ryder
    @n8ryder 13 лет назад

    Very cool!

  • @adventchild5150
    @adventchild5150 16 лет назад

    this is what i do for a living. do you know if they refinished the pieces in the state capitol afterward

  • @duncanhuse
    @duncanhuse 8 лет назад

    Would dry ice blasting be good for inactive mold removal?

  • @andrewforrayi9666
    @andrewforrayi9666 9 лет назад

    Hello,
    Where can i find someone to use the book fire remediation techniques in the Pacific North West? Hopefully Seattle specifically.

    • @Coldsweepinc
      @Coldsweepinc  9 лет назад

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      Andrew,
      Coldsweep performed dry ice dusting earlier this year for the University of Utah (cleaning maps, photos, books and documents from the Park City Silver Mine - late 1800's).
      I'm not aware of anyone in the Seattle area that does dry ice dusting. We would be happy to talk with you about your project.
      Best regards,
      Randell Heath
      Coldsweep, Inc.
      801-876-5432 office
      801-791-5863 cell
      Randell.Heath@Coldsweep.com

    • @HirschPower
      @HirschPower 2 года назад

      @@Coldsweepinc Thanks, Randell.

  • @waefct
    @waefct 16 лет назад

    LOL RIGHT?