Limewash Removal at a Victorian Stable Block – Wallingford
May 11, 2011 in Blast Cleaning, Brickwork Paint Removal, Limewash Paint Removal
Victorian Stable Block - Wallingford
Victorian Stable Block - Wallingford - After
Careful and sympathetic blasting was required on this Victorian stable block to remove old limewash paint to return the brickwork back to its former glory.
The Blastaway team are skilled in the best blast cleaning techniques for careful paint removal from brickwork.
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