Overspray builds up on booth walls, grating, light lenses, robots and ductwork until it flakes onto finishes and chokes your airflow. Dry ice blasting strips that buildup fast — no water, no chemicals, no scraping that gouges surfaces, and no full teardown of the booth.
Manual scraping gouges surfaces and takes the booth down for hours. Media blasting leaves grit in the airflow. Dry ice removes overspray without water, grit, or damage — in place.
Loose overspray flaking off walls and fixtures lands on wet finishes and drives up rework and reject rates. Removing it keeps first-pass yield high.
Overspray-clogged grating, filters and duct restrict the airflow your booth depends on. Clean surfaces bring pressure balance and cure quality back.
Dry ice sublimates on contact — no wash water in the booth, no solvent, no secondary waste to capture and dispose of.
Dry ice strips overspray without gouging booth walls, light lenses, sensors or robot arms — surfaces stay intact.
We clean in place, around fixtures and equipment, without dismantling the booth — so you lose less production time than manual scraping.
Accumulated overspray is combustible. Regular removal supports your fire-code and insurance housekeeping requirements.
We see results like these on our own jobs — but you don't have to take our word for it. The figures below come from independent, published industry sources.
“Automotive manufacturers can reduce cleaning time by up to 75%” with dry ice blasting.
“Weld cell downtime can be reduced by 50% or more.”
From wall panels to robot arms — dry ice removes overspray from the surfaces that hold your finish quality and airflow.
Strip overspray from wall panels, ceilings and plenum surfaces without damaging coatings or protective films.
Clear caked overspray from floor grating and pits that restrict downdraft airflow.
Clean applicator equipment, arms and rails in place, around wiring and sensors — no moisture introduced.
Restore light output by removing overspray film from lenses and guards — non-abrasive, no scratching.
Remove buildup from supply and exhaust duct, dampers and air make-up components.
Strip paint buildup from carriers, hooks and masking fixtures so they can go back into service.
No. Dry ice removes soft overspray buildup and coating residue from booth surfaces and fixtures — it is not a stripper for fully cured, bonded paint on a part. For booth housekeeping and overspray removal it is ideal.
We clean around fixtures and equipment in place, and schedule around your production — weekends, between shifts, or during planned maintenance. No full teardown required.
No. Dry ice is non-abrasive and leaves no moisture, so it removes overspray without gouging surfaces or introducing water near electrical and robotic equipment.
It depends on throughput and coating type. Many shops run a scheduled program — monthly or quarterly — to hold finish quality and stay ahead of fire-code housekeeping. We recommend an interval after seeing your booth.
Minimal. The dry ice vanishes; what is left is the removed overspray, which we collect. No blast media to reclaim, no wash water to contain.
We serve industrial facilities throughout the Phoenix metro and travel for large-scale manufacturing jobs. Previous projects include CertainTeed / Saint-Gobain (Phoenix) and clients across Nevada and California.
Outside this area? Call us — we travel for large-scale industrial jobs. (480) 256-8092
Tell us about your booth — size, coating type, and how often you run. We'll recommend a cleaning scope and interval and respond within 4 business hours.
We'll respond with a custom scope within 4 hours. For urgent jobs, call (480) 256-8092.