Your channel is mesmerizing! I love your attention to detail! And I enjoy seeing the result. So much better! Many nights I turn on your channel, turn the sound off and watch. Its so relaxing it helps me drift off to sleep! Haha! Thanks! 😊
the youtube algorithm bought me here...sat here supposed to be working whilst i watch sandblasting (dustless)..off now to watch some drives being pressure washed..lol
Thx it's appreciated. Unfortunately I'm limited to what music I'm aloud to use and pick from due to copyright right laws 🙄 please feel free to view some of my newer videos I'm trying to do live commentary no music or hardly any but that comes with a con the noise of the blaster it's very loud 😳
Noted 👍 I will have to add some background music tho in the editing stage it seams very weird completely silent but what I've just learnt I can lower the volume on the background music 😂 1 day maybe just maybe al get good at editing 😂 enjoying the process of learning tho and appreciate the feed back this give me the heads up what folk want not what I think you should have 💞
Thx it's appreciated, You would call it dustless if you had seen it done dry 😂😂😂 it's dust less not dust free 95% better than dry, the bit at the bottom wasn't on the job sheet unfortunately. I've done extras like that before and it's bite me in the backside so I keep to the sheet now apart from the header under porch at the rear that wasn't on the job sheet but needed doing to match rest of the house 👍 I was willing to take a risk on that 1
@@Mobileblaster It's because those houses/buildings were built before indoor plumbing and/or electricity and were retrofitted. It was the norm to run your pipes on the outside walls and penetrate it where needed. Older buildings had no studs on the interior of exterior walls, just plaster so, there was nowhere to run wires or pipe. For receptacles and lights, wires had to be fished through the ceiling and/or floor joists. That's why retrofitted houses had receptacles cut into the baseboards --- the wires were fished under the floor and out the baseboard. Great job on the blasting. That house looks much better.👍
@@Mobileblaster on your website "We only offer mobile cleaning services abrasives or chemical nothing else. don't clime to be experts in any other field. we must have the fastest & easiest way of getting a quotation hassle free no obligation and certainly NO HIDDEN COSTS WHAT WE QUOTE WILL NETHER INCREASE!" you misspelled claim and never and variety and surfaces "we have been cleaning paint and other unwanted finishings off a verity of different serfaces for several years" and "Hear at M.Blackleys " should be Here
@@lettersandnumbers81 thx for this I will try and get on with this today this is what happens when I do it all I'm not just a sand blaster but a Web designer logo maker uniform maker promotor every aspect of my business I've done it all my self even down to servicing my van compressor tools even now I can add video record and editing producer the hat fits and all that haha 💞😊 one thing I don't do is use my skill set saying I can do anything els in the line of services as I don't mind cocking up on my stuff 😂
@@Mobileblaster youre very welcome. Just thought i'd help you out in thanks for all your great and weirdly addictive content. I'm a dyslexic myself and its 10x harder to spot your own errors.
Thx, please have a look through my other videos. And yeah it kind of washes away I have a video of a clean up job as it goes 😀👍 but yeah I wash the slurry to the ground then bag up the waste and dispose of it in the correct manner 👍
Clicks on video and sound off on phone. Sees the building. Me: oh this doesn't look like America at all. Turns up volume and hears accent: yep. ❤ not American lol
@@Mobileblaster nah man! Don't hide it! I'm American Southern and I let it fall out my face at every second. 🤣 I just LOVE how the houses over yonder are sooooo different.
very effective & back to which way they should be,but there again,paint would,ve helped them being less pouruss & also prevent them crumbling any further
Removing the paint won't affect the stone been able to repel water or making it more pourers it's still the same stone that's was laid years ago the only thing that's change is its back clean again Removing a microscopic layer of stone won't course any issues. Painting them could because once the seal has gone on the paint water gets behind and lodges no way of passing through or off the stone in turn speeding the decay process up. In my opinion it's best to leave stone and brick as a natural product and don't use paints or sealers
Oh I've just read that again 😂 yeah most people don't quite understand what's about to happen 😂😂😂 I thort you asked how often I get this line of work 🤦♂️😂
Yes it's abrasive and yes it will take a very thin layer off the stone face. And yeah it's possibly the worst job you could have done on or in your property to go with all these cons its also very loud. But the but should speak for its self look better than flaky paint? and I make the best of what I can when cleaning up I always try to leave it as good as before if not better 👍 and to answer your next question it don't make it porous taking a very thin layer of stone off the face isn't going to affect the ability to repel water. I may have court the brick and yeah it may have etched them up same again won't affect how they perform. The media used was just hard enough to brake through the paint and keep the stone in the best shape possible after the process
@@Mobileblaster brilliant explanation thanks, Im a retired painter and decorator and I suppose Im just looking at it from my trade point of view, you are correct looks better after than before, take care, Jim
Thx it's appreciated, Takes some skill not to damage windows its all down to psi angle pitch and media. I cannot tell you what you should be running etc as every job and setups are different their is a sweet spot with the water and media flow also it's knowing what psi angle and pitch to run so loads of variables to try and explain. Just have to mess with your setup on the jobs we're it's doesn't matter about the windows ie if they say they are coming out. Believe me I've had my share of broken glass damaged frames ya soon learn how to adapt and overcome when I had to pay for the replacement windows 😂
Yeah I totally understand what you mean off a ladder but I understand the risks and I prefer the ladder as working off scaffolding add a cost that I cannot justify for the time I'm up their I've been working off a ladder for the past 10 year and nether had any issues or falls well 1 x I was putting the ladder down it got snagged and the top run came down hitting me on the sweed luckily I had the blast helmet on 😂
@@markgibbins4143 thx it's appreciated and I'm hoping to get a cherry picker at some point but I'm very limited to licensing and what will carry what etc as my rig is maxing my limits as is. So looking like wagon license if I want to go down that avenue 🤔
It's the same process I can go different ways about it but yeah basically just adding water is for dust suppression. My pot I can fill it with water and sand or just sand dry and add water at the nozzle some jobs spec fully saturated so filling pot with water and media is supposed to be so little but a % lest dust well I use both methods ind I call that bull sniff they both seam to be the same nothing or very little to no difference part from win nozzle has more control so my perfered method 👍
Sand blasting rig your going to need a large compressor and a blast pot I think you would be better off speaking with dustless blasting llc I think it'd called the sell full setups rigs etc. It's not a add on to a pressure washing rig it's a hole different setup. 👍 Good luck and keep me posted on how you get on if your interested in setting up I will try and do my best to help 👍
Crushed up bottles 😂 I mainly use recycled bottle glass but have a selection of alsorts of media's to pick from as I have 30 or 40 ton in stock all kinds of grades for near enough any blasting job👍
Yeah its a self built system their is other systems that dose this job but to tailor a unit for my needs wasn't or isn't available for sale so I had to build 1 I'm in the process of trying to get it protected and then eventually mass sale but they way things are looking I'm unsure that will ever happen 😒 but a suppose their is always a silver lining it works very well for me 😂👍
@@irishjusticesystemisathrea4448 or save ya money wait till I have my pot is protected and buy my pot 🤗 it dose the job of 4 different pots soda fully wet or dry and every other media all way through to steel shot from 15psi all way to 125psi I'm going to up rate a few parts and get it to 175psi not sure you would need 175psi but then it's a full market challenger no other pot can compete no other pot is available to buy what mine dose 😉👌
@@poolem18 just goes to show anyone can start a youtube channel with just a smart phone. I love this platform its got normal folk at hart you don't need mega money to get started just need something to film a suppose haha
Sorry I'm very limited on the music I can pick from due to copyright laws. The library is limited to pick from I've now learnt how to turn the volume down in the editing stage so it will be background music not for ground 💞👍 thx for your feed back its appreciated 👍
Very interesting never seen a system like this before, amazing. Got yourself a new subscriber
Thx it's appreciated 👌
Your channel is mesmerizing! I love your attention to detail! And I enjoy seeing the result. So much better! Many nights I turn on your channel, turn the sound off and watch. Its so relaxing it helps me drift off to sleep! Haha! Thanks! 😊
Duno if that's a good thing or not haha but yeah thx
@@Mobileblaster Hahaha! Its a good thing! Thanks!
😂💞😊
Great video, my friend. You do an awesome job. Never seen wet sand blasting before.
Thanks its appreciated 😊
the youtube algorithm bought me here...sat here supposed to be working whilst i watch sandblasting (dustless)..off now to watch some drives being pressure washed..lol
😂👍 hope you enjoyed watching please have a look through my other videos 👍
Great job mick. house looks good now.
All that practice colouring in with felt pens at school gives you a skill after all
😂😂😂 bout only thing I can safely say I use in my adult life. Cannot remember last time I used algebra tho 😂
Great job....natural stone always looks nice....👍
Agreed way better natural 👌
Fantastic. Had to turn the sound off though, the music was so annoying 👎
Thx it's appreciated.
Unfortunately I'm limited to what music I'm aloud to use and pick from due to copyright right laws 🙄 please feel free to view some of my newer videos I'm trying to do live commentary no music or hardly any but that comes with a con the noise of the blaster it's very loud 😳
@@Mobileblaster most of us would appreciate no music in the background. Maybe it is just me. I detest any type of techno-music.
I like dance/house/electronca, not dub-step/drums’n’bass, but would prefer no music, some like a running commentary to what you’re doing
Noted 👍 I will have to add some background music tho in the editing stage it seams very weird completely silent but what I've just learnt I can lower the volume on the background music 😂 1 day maybe just maybe al get good at editing 😂 enjoying the process of learning tho and appreciate the feed back this give me the heads up what folk want not what I think you should have 💞
Love it, mate!
Ayup, it looks bloody lovely lad. Kidding aside it looks way better than it did. Great job.
Thx pal it's appreciated 👍
Amazing that people thought it was better to paint over classic masonry. Nice job
Yep! Then the gloss paint traps moisture. Which freezes and causes the stone to spall
Yeah it's criminal that anyone would think it's a good idea.
@Brayden Jaxson 😠 - troll
That whole house has been changed from the original look . The windows look awful with pvc frames for a start
@Brayden Jaxson No one gives a shit. Now you know.
Proper job mate !
Thx pal it's appreciated 👍
The dog going mad at the postie next door made me laugh!
😂 it's stuff like this I don't notice till the editing and think to myself how did I not spot the dog going nuts during the job 😂
Amazing first class job
Thx it's appreciated
Wouldn’t call it dustless but it is impressive to watch. Should have got the paint off the black bricks at the bottom apart from that it looks great.
Thx it's appreciated, You would call it dustless if you had seen it done dry 😂😂😂 it's dust less not dust free 95% better than dry, the bit at the bottom wasn't on the job sheet unfortunately. I've done extras like that before and it's bite me in the backside so I keep to the sheet now apart from the header under porch at the rear that wasn't on the job sheet but needed doing to match rest of the house 👍 I was willing to take a risk on that 1
wow... well done!
Thx it's appreciated 👍
Nice job, I'd like to see the cleaning up process
Please see my other videos I started to show the process 👍
Fine result. I can not get used to the way hte British houses look with sewers, cables and boxes on the outside walls. Looks like a mess.
Yeah and get in the way when I'm blasting haha we all have the soil pipes on the external well most of us not sure why I'm no plumber or sparkee 🤔
@@Mobileblaster It's because those houses/buildings were built before indoor plumbing and/or electricity and were retrofitted. It was the norm to run your pipes on the outside walls and penetrate it where needed. Older buildings had no studs on the interior of exterior walls, just plaster so, there was nowhere to run wires or pipe. For receptacles and lights, wires had to be fished through the ceiling and/or floor joists. That's why retrofitted houses had receptacles cut into the baseboards --- the wires were fished under the floor and out the baseboard.
Great job on the blasting. That house looks much better.👍
1: 55 - 😆, dog in bay window barking at postman in high speed playback
😂😂😂
I desperately need your services on my house. The previous residents have painted the bottom few bricks courses on the house and they look a eye sore.
For all inquiries please email info@mobileblasting.co.uk
Regards Mick
@@Mobileblaster on your website "We only offer mobile cleaning services abrasives or chemical nothing else. don't clime to be experts in any other field.
we must have the fastest & easiest way of getting a quotation hassle free no obligation and certainly NO HIDDEN COSTS WHAT WE QUOTE WILL NETHER INCREASE!" you misspelled claim and never
and variety and surfaces
"we have been cleaning paint and other unwanted finishings off a verity of different serfaces for several years"
and "Hear at M.Blackleys " should be Here
@@lettersandnumbers81 thx for this I will try and get on with this today this is what happens when I do it all I'm not just a sand blaster but a Web designer logo maker uniform maker promotor every aspect of my business I've done it all my self even down to servicing my van compressor tools even now I can add video record and editing producer the hat fits and all that haha 💞😊 one thing I don't do is use my skill set saying I can do anything els in the line of services as I don't mind cocking up on my stuff 😂
@@Mobileblaster youre very welcome. Just thought i'd help you out in thanks for all your great and weirdly addictive content. I'm a dyslexic myself and its 10x harder to spot your own errors.
Very effective. I'd never heard of this, but we don't have many brick/stone buildings in NZ. Does the residue just wash away?
Thx, please have a look through my other videos. And yeah it kind of washes away I have a video of a clean up job as it goes 😀👍 but yeah I wash the slurry to the ground then bag up the waste and dispose of it in the correct manner 👍
Clicks on video and sound off on phone. Sees the building. Me: oh this doesn't look like America at all.
Turns up volume and hears accent: yep. ❤ not American lol
😂 I try to tone it down but it creeps out every now and again 😂
@@Mobileblaster nah man! Don't hide it! I'm American Southern and I let it fall out my face at every second. 🤣
I just LOVE how the houses over yonder are sooooo different.
very effective & back to which way they should be,but there again,paint would,ve helped them being less pouruss & also prevent them crumbling any further
Removing the paint won't affect the stone been able to repel water or making it more pourers it's still the same stone that's was laid years ago the only thing that's change is its back clean again Removing a microscopic layer of stone won't course any issues.
Painting them could because once the seal has gone on the paint water gets behind and lodges no way of passing through or off the stone in turn speeding the decay process up. In my opinion it's best to leave stone and brick as a natural product and don't use paints or sealers
Monster of a house
Great job 👌🏼 How often do you get “ it’s a lot messier than a thought “ 🙄😂🧱👍🏼
Yeah it's a messy process but leaves very good results done right and it's a mixture of alsorts my job 👍
@@Mobileblaster 🧱👍🏽
Oh I've just read that again 😂 yeah most people don't quite understand what's about to happen 😂😂😂 I thort you asked how often I get this line of work 🤦♂️😂
@@Mobileblaster 🤣🤣🧱👍🏽
Can’t find the video where you do clean up. What about lead abatement? Is that not a thing in UK?
I have videos in hear with me cleaning up 👌 I didn't know people actually enjoy watching the clean up too 👍 we all hear to learn 👌
Think it would be wise to cover that air con unit !!
It was fine looks alot worse than it is washes off with just water 👍
Looks good but it looks very aggessive to the stonework and messy overspray also does it not affect the finish of the glazed/pressed brickwork
Yes it's abrasive and yes it will take a very thin layer off the stone face. And yeah it's possibly the worst job you could have done on or in your property to go with all these cons its also very loud. But the but should speak for its self look better than flaky paint? and I make the best of what I can when cleaning up I always try to leave it as good as before if not better 👍 and to answer your next question it don't make it porous taking a very thin layer of stone off the face isn't going to affect the ability to repel water. I may have court the brick and yeah it may have etched them up same again won't affect how they perform.
The media used was just hard enough to brake through the paint and keep the stone in the best shape possible after the process
@@Mobileblaster brilliant explanation thanks, Im a retired painter and decorator and I suppose Im just looking at it from my trade point of view, you are correct looks better after than before, take care, Jim
Thx I try to please haha enjoy the rest of your day 👍
Thanks Mick, top job. 👍
Dustless not dirtless, makes for a satisfying clean up as well
Cleaning up isn't so satisfying for me 😂
How do you find over spray on windows any etching great job mate
99.9% no damage the way I do things 👍
@@Mobileblaster is it just a wet head attachment on your standard blast hose , also what media do you use , thanks mate you make a fantastic job
Thx it's appreciated,
Takes some skill not to damage windows its all down to psi angle pitch and media. I cannot tell you what you should be running etc as every job and setups are different their is a sweet spot with the water and media flow also it's knowing what psi angle and pitch to run so loads of variables to try and explain. Just have to mess with your setup on the jobs we're it's doesn't matter about the windows ie if they say they are coming out. Believe me I've had my share of broken glass damaged frames ya soon learn how to adapt and overcome when I had to pay for the replacement windows 😂
Nice work 👍. Please don’t say you done hat off a ladder
Yeah I totally understand what you mean off a ladder but I understand the risks and I prefer the ladder as working off scaffolding add a cost that I cannot justify for the time I'm up their I've been working off a ladder for the past 10 year and nether had any issues or falls well 1 x I was putting the ladder down it got snagged and the top run came down hitting me on the sweed luckily I had the blast helmet on 😂
@@Mobileblaster stay safe 👍. Keep up the good work
@@markgibbins4143 thx it's appreciated and I'm hoping to get a cherry picker at some point but I'm very limited to licensing and what will carry what etc as my rig is maxing my limits as is. So looking like wagon license if I want to go down that avenue 🤔
great job could you tell me how much are you charging per square meter?
I don't charge per meter its impossible to give an accurate estimate on m² as every job is different every job has a different cut rate. Regards Mick
Is the abrasive used with water at high pressure in order to minimise dust and how is this process different to the normal grit blasting?
It's the same process I can go different ways about it but yeah basically just adding water is for dust suppression.
My pot I can fill it with water and sand or just sand dry and add water at the nozzle some jobs spec fully saturated so filling pot with water and media is supposed to be so little but a % lest dust well I use both methods ind I call that bull sniff they both seam to be the same nothing or very little to no difference part from win nozzle has more control so my perfered method 👍
@@Mobileblaster again thank you for the comprehensive reply. The stone looks so much nicer in its natural state 😀
I’ve watched a few of your videos and have never been able to work out what size is the compressor is it 185 or 250cfm.
Hi its a doosan (IR) 7/71 260cfm
Hi mick how much would a set up like this cost?
I don't really know as I keep investing in my tools and don't really keep track well if I did I wouldn't be in a good mood hahaha
I own a pressure washing company in the states. I haven’t seen this before. What is the machine you are using?
Sand blasting rig your going to need a large compressor and a blast pot I think you would be better off speaking with dustless blasting llc I think it'd called the sell full setups rigs etc. It's not a add on to a pressure washing rig it's a hole different setup. 👍 Good luck and keep me posted on how you get on if your interested in setting up I will try and do my best to help 👍
@@Mobileblaster I’ll do that, thanks!
How much stuff do you go home with all over ya kickers? Looks messy and fun! Lol
😂 your right gets all over I end up exfoliating my arse in Bath 😂
@@Mobileblaster hahahah 😆that suuuucks
What is your main type of grit you use for jobs like that and vehicles
My main media is crushed glass in all flavors and I also use other media's but glass is my go too 👍
@@Mobileblaster thanks mick
Where does the sand come from? I understand a constant supply of water, but sand ? lol Excellent finish and no chemicals with that paint.
Crushed up bottles 😂 I mainly use recycled bottle glass but have a selection of alsorts of media's to pick from as I have 30 or 40 ton in stock all kinds of grades for near enough any blasting job👍
Yeah its a self built system their is other systems that dose this job but to tailor a unit for my needs wasn't or isn't available for sale so I had to build 1 I'm in the process of trying to get it protected and then eventually mass sale but they way things are looking I'm unsure that will ever happen 😒 but a suppose their is always a silver lining it works very well for me 😂👍
Buy a soda blaster great kit
@@irishjusticesystemisathrea4448 or save ya money wait till I have my pot is protected and buy my pot 🤗 it dose the job of 4 different pots soda fully wet or dry and every other media all way through to steel shot from 15psi all way to 125psi I'm going to up rate a few parts and get it to 175psi not sure you would need 175psi but then it's a full market challenger no other pot can compete no other pot is available to buy what mine dose 😉👌
@@Mobileblaster send us a link please when you get time. On pot and equipment .
Postman is keen lol
😂😂😂
They have to be. You have to walk at a rate of roughly 4.3 to 4.5 miles per hour to get your round done in time.
Does the sand blasting affect window glass?
can do but not the way I do things a lot more is going on than these videos show :)
Does this damage any Upvc it come's into contact with??..
Their is a possibility but the way I do things its very unlikely 👍
DUSTLESS ? but look at all that dust ?
Clues in the name dustless not 0 dust if it was dry blasting it's 95% worse than this 👍
Huh. Did not even know this was a thing.
That was my goal to try and educate folk their is different ways to remove paints not always chemicals 👌
What kind of sand do you use?
Crushed glass 👌
@@Mobileblaster we have that also in Holland reglass they call it
@@yvessantifort1219 yeah recycled bottle glass crushed up into lots of different grades 👍
What’s the name of the system your using?
It's my own build 😁
@@Mobileblaster super job. 👍
@@williammckay5189 thx 👍
Si c’est du sable ça use la pierre
Could you please convert that to English thx 👍
What music name is 2:00?
Ya know what I duno what it's called I don't even know were I got it from haha I all I do know it's was free to use on TH-cam 😁👍
I found it, evangelos - honorem et gloriam (loop stepwalker remix)
@@poolem18 sorry I couldn't be much help if I remember it's built into samsung and I fink this was edited on my phone 🤤
@@poolem18 just goes to show anyone can start a youtube channel with just a smart phone. I love this platform its got normal folk at hart you don't need mega money to get started just need something to film a suppose haha
What a mess!
Have you watched the full video?
It's got to be the most stupidest thing I have seen done.
So what's you method in removing paint from stone I'm all ears?
Please stop this stupid music!
Sorry I'm very limited on the music I can pick from due to copyright laws. The library is limited to pick from I've now learnt how to turn the volume down in the editing stage so it will be background music not for ground 💞👍 thx for your feed back its appreciated 👍