In the Pink (Yellow, Green, Blue & Purple)

by Kimberley Schmitt
Created: October 18, 2012

Initially, AC Sweepers used two regenerative air units to clean up the dust, but those units pushed the dust around rather than sucking it up. It soon became clear that it was necessary to use a...
Initially, AC Sweepers used two regenerative air units to clean up the dust, but those units pushed the dust around rather than sucking it up. It soon became clear that it was necessary to use a unit that had a spray tank.
The dust, a non-toxic mixture of cornstarch and dye, was between 4-6 inches thick in some areas of the race route. Both ground crews and sweepers were required to properly clean the area of the...
The dust, a non-toxic mixture of cornstarch and dye, was between 4-6 inches thick in some areas of the race route. Both ground crews and sweepers were required to properly clean the area of the Color Run.
The consistency of the dust was so fine that additional kick-up of material occurred from pedestrians and traffic.
The consistency of the dust was so fine that additional kick-up of material occurred from pedestrians and traffic.

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Despite the challenges that occurred during the cleanup of the Color Run in Atlanta, Crenshaw gracefully maneuvered through to successfully cleanup the area. The Color Run organization and Atlanta city officials were so pleased with AC Sweepers’ work that it received the cleaning contract for a second race in the Atlanta area.

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