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Bush Cutter Restoration

Bush Cutter Restoration

SSP - Overberg Sandblasting & Coatings

Bush Cutter Restoration

We received this bush cutter in quite a state.

We first grit-blasted and repaired the linkages, then repaired the gearbox and finally spray-painted and assembled the bush cutter.

It’s important to remember that regular maintenance and resurfacing go a long way to keeping steel items in top condition and looking great.

Contact Overberg Sandblasting and Coatings for more information.

Bush Cutter Restoration

Overberg Sandblasting & Coatings

SSP - Overberg Sandblasting & Coatings in Stanford specialises in keeping surfaces and equipment rust-free and looking their best for clients across the residential, commercial, agricultural, and marine sectors throughout the Overberg. Services offered by SSP - Overberg Sandblasting & Coatings inclu...

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