Food Plant: Lead-Based Paint Removal by TMI Coatings
A food plant was experiencing chipping and peeling lead-based paint, which was causing a safety hazard. As a result, the food plant hired TMI Coatings, Inc. (TMI) to remove the…
Fiberglass Coatings Solve Peeling or Flaking Paint Problem
Is peeling or flaking paint an issue at your food or beverage plant? Do you have a consistent wet/humid environment? Do you have to repaint on a regular basis? Does…
Leaking Water into a Electrical Control Room Resolved by TMI Coatings
A Minnesota college was encountering water problems with water leaking into their building and flooding an electrical control room located in the basement. The water was penetrating through the concrete slab located next to the building and through the brick building wall.
The TMI Coatings team applied a traffic deck coating to the raised concrete platform, which gave the platform a waterproof seal. Aggregate was incorporated into the coating to create a non-slip surface for safety. Additionally, TMI caulked around the windows and window wells of the building and where the concrete platform and side of the building came together.
Mississippi River Conveyor Project
While restoring other structures for this large grain facility in the U. S. TMI Coatings, Inc. (TMI) also restored a grain conveyor that extended over the Mississippi River from Illinois…
Giving Back to the Community
March is Minnesota FoodShare month. In March 2010, Mary Kay, a TMI Coatings accounting department employee organized a food drive to assist the Eagan Resource Center. The center helps over…
Repairing and Restoring Fiberglass Domes
TMI Coatings, Inc. (TMI) has over 35 years of experience in repairing and restoring fiberglass structures. UV weathering can cause fiberglass to deteriorate over time. When this occurs, the fiberglass…
Silo Painting Project by TMI Coatings
TMI Coatings was contracted to restore the 140’ tall silo and head house. Weathering was corroding away the existing coatings and structural integrity of the concrete. The silo was looking…