Professional Painter and Media Blasting in Colorado
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Our wet and dry abrasive technologies lend themselves to a wide variety of uses and applications. Wet blasting is a natural choice for cleaning grease, rust, factory coatings, and contaminants from the old motorcycle, engine, or machine parts. The wet abrasive process is quicker leaving a softer satin-like finish on any aluminum, chrome, or steel surface.
The traditional dry blasting method causes frictional heat to the blasted surface which causes warping on aluminum or steel making our wet blasting a better choice on softer metals and making it a good choice for antique restoration, wood restoration, cleaning up fire damage, and removing graffiti.
Paint Innovators, Inc. is honored to be in Colorado offering our new service. We want to be the best at surface stripping, painting, and coating. We also pride ourselves in delivering on our promises, being reliable, and responsible, and getting the job done right the first time.
Arvada • Aurora • Boulder • Broomfield • Castle Rock • Centennial • Commerce City • Englewood • Golden • Highlands Ranch • Lakewood • Littleton • Longmont • Louisville • Parker • Thornton • Westminster • Wheat Ridge
Denver, the capital of Colorado, is exactly one mile (5,280 feet) above sea level. This elevation gives it the nickname "The Mile High City" and even influences how baking and cooking are done at higher altitudes.
Colorado boasts the highest average elevation of any U.S. state and is home to 58 mountain peaks over 14,000 feet, commonly called "Fourteeners." Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Colorado for hiking, skiing, and breathtaking mountain views.
Colorado's history is deeply tied to the Gold Rush of 1858. The discovery of gold in the region brought thousands of prospectors, shaping cities like Denver and Boulder into thriving communities. Today, you can still pan for gold in some areas.
Colorado is home to four national parks 1.)Rocky Mountain, 2.) Great Sand Dunes, 3.) Mesa Verde, and 4.) Black Canyon of the Gunnison. These parks showcase the state's diverse landscapes, from towering peaks to ancient cliff dwellings and vast sand dunes.
