These Terms and Conditions apply to all work undertaken by Blastcoat. By delivering goods or instructing Blastcoat to carry out work, the customer confirms acceptance of these Terms and Conditions in full.
A copy of these Terms and Conditions is available upon request at our premises.
For the purposes of these Terms and Conditions:
By entering into a contract with Blastcoat, the customer automatically agrees to these Terms and Conditions.
No variation to these Terms shall apply unless agreed in writing by Blastcoat.
Blastcoat does not accept verbal instructions. Changes to work after work has commenced may result in additional charges.
All goods are accepted as presented by the client.
Blastcoat shall not be liable for:
Blasting and heating processes may expose or worsen pre-existing defects.
Shot blasting is an aggressive surface preparation process.
Although every care is taken, Blastcoat cannot be held responsible for:
All blasting work is carried out at the customer’s risk.
Where corrosion exists, blast cleaning will remove corrosion deposits. This process may leave pitting or surface damage where corrosion has penetrated the base metal.
Powder coating cannot always conceal these defects and they may only become visible after blasting.
Powder coating requires curing in high-temperature ovens. Certain metals may soften or become pliable and distortion may occur.
Where distortion occurs due to poor casting, inferior material quality, or corrosion damage, Blastcoat cannot be held responsible.
Certain alloys may release gases during heating (gassing out), which can cause surface bubbling or imperfections in the finish.
Additional heating cycles may be attempted but cannot guarantee complete resolution.
These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.
Any disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.