Posted on Apr 12, 2018
PFC James (LURCH) Janota
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I want to start cleaning things without the use of chemicals. So I was wanting to get into laser cleaning that will clean most hard surfaces without contamination of the environment. It's also low water usage that only uses the resources to make the elements for the equipment. This will help generate a stream of income for the non-profit organization I started. I was quoted with $150k to start off with, so if anyone knows of how to get this done more cost effectively, please let me know.
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COL John McClellan
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Good for you!! A year or two ago I would have said go to the websites for Dept. of Energy, or EPA, and look for grants that might be available... but I suspect anything like that may be gone now!
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Capt Daniel Goodman
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I'm just curious...what specific hard surfaces are involved...I saw numerous references...industrial surface? Artifacts? Elaborate ifmyou can, I'd be most eager to hear more...are you engineering yourself? Have you gone for relevant training? I'm genuinely interested, if you could elaborate, as I'd said....
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PFC James (LURCH) Janota
PFC James (LURCH) Janota
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I was hoping to generalize.
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Capt Daniel Goodman
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I follow, many thanks...I'd just found it an interesting topic I hadn't run across before...I'm not surprised laser cleaning exists, I just never thought of it per se before, many thanks....
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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PFC James (LURCH) Janota
PFC James (LURCH) Janota
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Is there a POC to help with the grant process?
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
Lt Col Charlie Brown
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I can't answer that. However if you contact the VFW or American Legion near you, they may have someone who can help. Your local Rotary club is another possible resource.
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