Question 1

How does dry ice blasting restore gelcoat oxidation on yachts in Fort Lauderdale?

Accepted Answer

Dry ice blasting removes oxidation, chalking, and surface contaminants from yacht gelcoat through thermal shock and kinetic energy. Solid CO2 pellets (-109°F) impact the oxidized layer, fracturing and lifting it without abrading the underlying gelcoat. This process restores color depth and gloss to Fort Lauderdale yachts and superyachts without compounds, buffing, or chemical strippers—preserving gelcoat thickness and UV protection.

Question 2

Can you remove marine growth and barnacles from yacht hulls without damaging the bottom paint?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dry ice blasting removes marine growth, barnacle residue, and biological fouling without damaging antifouling coatings or gelcoat. The non-abrasive process cleans yacht hulls berthed at Fort Lauderdale marinas without the pitting, gouging, or paint removal caused by pressure washing or scraping. We restore hull smoothness and hydrodynamic efficiency while preserving expensive bottom paint systems.

Question 3

What aerospace components can dry ice blasting clean for Fort Lauderdale aviation companies?

Accepted Answer

Dry ice blasting removes carbon deposits, hydraulic fluid, and grease from turbine nacelles, landing gear assemblies, engine components, composite structures, and avionics housings. We serve Fort Lauderdale aerospace manufacturers like HEICO and MRO facilities at FLL, cleaning without disassembly or chemical solvents. The FAA-approved process is safe for aluminum, titanium, composites, and sensitive electronics.

Question 4

Do you need to haul yachts out of the water for dry ice cleaning?

Accepted Answer

Not for most applications. Dry ice blasting cleans yacht engines, bilges, engine rooms, and deck equipment while vessels remain in Fort Lauderdale marinas. For hull cleaning, we can work on yachts in dry dock or during scheduled haul-outs. The process eliminates water runoff concerns and allows immediate return to service—critical for charter yachts and commercial vessels.

Question 5

Is dry ice blasting safe for teak decking and luxury yacht interiors?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Dry ice blasting safely removes mold, mildew, and oxidation from teak decking without damaging wood fibers or requiring sanding. We adjust pressure and media for delicate surfaces—cleaning luxury yacht interiors, varnished woodwork, and composite panels throughout Fort Lauderdale superyachts. The dry process prevents water intrusion and eliminates chemical odors in enclosed spaces.

Question 6

What areas of Fort Lauderdale and Broward County do you serve for marine and aerospace cleaning?

Accepted Answer

We serve all of Fort Lauderdale including Port Everglades, Bahia Mar Yachting Center, Las Olas Marina, New River, and throughout Broward County. Our mobile dry ice blasting equipment brings on-site cleaning to yacht clubs, marinas, aerospace facilities, and Port Everglades industrial operations—eliminating vessel transportation and facility downtime.

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