sandblast

/ˈsændˌblæst/
verb
  1. To clean, smooth, or carve a surface by shooting a stream of sand or other abrasive material at it at high speed.
    • We hired a professional to sandblast the graffiti from the stone monument.
    • The workers sandblast the old paint off the brick wall before repainting it.
    • He learned to sandblast glass to create decorative patterns for windows.
Synonyms
noun
  1. The process or equipment used to clean or carve surfaces by blasting with sand or another abrasive.
    • The sandblast removed decades of grime from the statue in minutes.
    • The artist specializes in sandblast on glass, creating beautiful etched designs.
    • They used a portable sandblast to clean the metal beams of the bridge.