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Advanced Hydro Blasting Services

A modern surface cleaning method using high-pressure water and fine glass media—ideal for delicate or complex surfaces.

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Hydro Blasting Melbourne — Safe, Precise & Versatile

Hydro blasting (sometimes called vapour blasting or wet blasting) is one of the most effective methods for cleaning and polishing a wide range of surfaces. Using a continuous flow of water combined with fine glass bead media, hydro blasting cleans and refines surfaces while reducing dust and heat build-up.

At Blastoff Surface Cleaning & Protective Coatings, we use hydro blasting for both internal and external surfaces—particularly where abrasive blasting may be too aggressive. It’s ideal for reaching intricate areas, threads, cavities, or internal components that are difficult to access with traditional blasting methods.

Surfaces Suitable for Hydro Blasting:

  • Metals: Aluminium, stainless steel, alloy, cast iron, bronze, magnesium, titanium, brass, copper.
  • Non-metals: Plastics, composites, and rubber.
  • Complex parts: Engine components, machinery housings, moulds, and heritage details.

Hydro blasting is often used alongside Abrasive Blasting for multi-stage preparation, or before applying Industrial Painting, Phosphating, or Epoxy Coatings.

How It Works

Assessment

We review your surface or part to confirm suitability for hydro blasting.

Media & Pressure Selection

Fine glass bead media is combined with water at controlled pressure.

Hydro Blasting Application

Surfaces are cleaned and polished in a dust-free, low-friction process.

Optional Protective Treatment

Surfaces can be sealed with Industrial Painting or Epoxy Coating for added corrosion resistance.

QA & Handover

Final checks ensure the finish meets specification and is ready for use or coating.

Benefits

  • Gentle yet effective – cleans without damaging delicate surfaces.
  • Low dust generation – safer and cleaner than traditional blasting.
  • Polished finish – leaves surfaces smoother than dry abrasive methods.
  • Access to complex shapes – water/air stream can reach into cavities and threads.
  • Versatility – suitable for metals, plastics, composites, and rubber.
  • Preparation for coatings – ideal as a pre-treatment before protective coatings.

Clients Who Trust Us

  • Automotive restorers – engine parts, alloy wheels, and classic car components.
  • Fabricators & manufacturers – precision cleaning of production parts.
  • Marine operators – corrosion-resistant cleaning for bronze and brass.
  • Heritage specialists – gentle cleaning of delicate architectural features.
  • Homeowners & hobbyists – restoring alloy, stainless steel, and vintage parts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is hydro blasting?
Hydro blasting combines water and fine glass bead media under pressure to clean and polish surfaces without causing damage.

Metals like aluminium, stainless steel, titanium, brass, copper, and non-metals such as plastics and rubber.

Hydro blasting is gentler, produces less dust, and leaves a smoother finish—ideal for delicate or complex components. See our Abrasive Blasting service for heavier-duty work.
Yes—engine blocks, gearboxes, alloy wheels, and other components are commonly treated.

 Yes—surfaces can be sealed with Industrial Painting, Phosphating, or Epoxy Coating immediately after hydro blasting.

Use our Contact page or bring your items directly to our Heidelberg West facility.

Need Hydro Blasting in Melbourne?

Call (03) 9455 1366, email info@blastoffaustralia.com, or visit our Heidelberg West facility for expert abrasive blasting and protective coatings.