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#871350 08/01/2012 8:13 PM
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Any Bolters out there know of an experienced sandblaster in or around East Tennessee.

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There is a company called HyTech Coatings in Piney Flats (industrial park) that has a booth large enough for a truck or car, and several media options. I have been to their facility, they are pros - but pricey.

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Thank You tcox, I would gladly pay the cost for sheet metal that is not warped to death. Since I live in Elizabethton, they will be about 20 minuted away.

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Robert,

You may also want to try this place. I don't know them, but they are not too far from your place. I am on the same search. Hope your project is going well.

http://mitchellcountyncsandblasting.com/

Paul


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This perfectmachine jerk has posted this same spam in at least 5 different posts.

This type of BS is enough to assure that no one would do business with a company like that.

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I was wondering why someone has not deleted his account.


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I've been out of town. Whats going on here!! Problem fixed.


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