The Cryogenic Institute of New England, Inc. recently completed a historical renovation project on the second floor of 89 Shrewsbury Street. The objective was to remove coatings of paint from the brick walls using dry ice blast cleaning. Additionally, a few sections of the painted ceiling needed to blasted down to bare wood.

In 2007 we dry ice blasted the third floor of 89 Shrewsbury Street. The new tenants of the second floor liked the third floor results. As a result, they opted to have our dry ice brick cleaning process completed on the second floor. Dry ice blasting brick is very effective in removing layers of paint from surfaces. The blog post below has pictures of the brick walls before and after.

While the dry ice brick cleaning project was in process, I stopped by the work site and made a video. The video shows dry ice blasting of bricks in progress. This was one of the last areas to be cleaned using dry ice blast cleaning. The video can be seen below.

If you are interested in completing a dry ice blasting project at your residence, facility or office, please contact us. For more information about dry ice blast cleaning visit our Dry Ice Cleaning Page.