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Wayne Lawrence

Wayne Lawrence has served the abrasive blasting industry since 1995. He is currently in charge at ESCA Blast Great Lakes and is involved with the manufacture, distribution, sales and service of media blasting equipment, dry ice and baking soda equipment, vapor blasting, and traditional media blasting equipment and supplies. For more information regarding media blasting contact Wayne at (317) 442-3507.

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Debunking 3 Common Misconceptions on Blasting for Restoration

Wayne Lawrence

June 5, 2014

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Ever heard the saying, “There’s no such thing as a stupid question?” Never a work day passes that I don’t consult with at least one abrasive blasting customer, more often several.

Rooftop Restoration and the Logistics of Dry Ice

Wayne Lawrence

December 2, 2013

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When dry ice blasting is applied properly on the right application, it’s almost miraculous how well it works.

Soda Blasting Helps Create New Home for Wounded Warrior

Wayne Lawrence

January 14, 2013

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Fair warning - this article is being written on December 7th - a day president Franklin Roosevelt declared “…which will live in infamy.”

Three Cases of Fire Restoration with Soda Blasting

Wayne Lawrence

July 13, 2012

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The task – write an article with a fresh perspective about fire restoration with baking soda blasting – was seemingly simple.

Wayne Lawrence

February 2, 2011

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Given the opportunity to ask any question about media blasting, most interested individuals ask about the application. Understand application, and you understand blasting.

Wayne Lawrence

June 14, 2010

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The first call about Alden Hall came last summer. Jeff Sweat, the second-generation owner of Jim Davis Restoration Services of Terre Haute, Ind., had been brought to the project because of his hard-earned reputation for meeting or exceeding expectations.

Wayne Lawrence

May 5, 2009

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A cold rain fell throughout the night and into the early morning of Nov. 7, 1811. Along the banks of Burnet’s creek in the Indian Territory – later to be known as Indiana – 1,000 U.S. troops camped on little more than 100 acres of high ground near where the Tippecanoe and the Wabash rivers flow together.

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Dry or Demolish? Navigating the Complexities of Wall Cavity Restoration

Catastrophe Panel – Back to the Basics Part 1

IICRC Honors Joe Dobbins, Welcomes Leslie Anderson as New President

Events

May 8, 2025

Top Legal Tools Every Restoration Contractor Should Understand

Explore the most effective legal tools available to restoration contractors. Discover how these resources can enhance credibility with customers, provide strategic options for addressing delayed invoices, and help determine the right time to seek legal counsel.

September 3, 2025

The Experience Convention and Trade Show

Join us in Las Vegas for The Experience Convention & Trade Show, the leading event for cleaning, restoration, and remediation pros, packed with hands-on demos, expert speakers, and high-impact networking. Happening September 3–5, 2025 at Caesars Forum—this is where the industry comes to learn, connect, and grow!