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iaintscared1969 · 05-06-08, 07:16 PM

I have used soda blasting in some of my builds. The only thing you have to tell the person or shop doing the paint work is that it has to be completly free of dust etc. Then it has to be wiped down thouroghly with vinegar. If you try to wipe it with a cleaning solvent all it will do is smear. Vinegar first then prep solvent. It will stick and it leaves a baby butt smooth surface. It will not remove rust though. You will need to take care of that before or after soda blast.

Here is a link www.sodablasting.com

Call them talk to Bill or Brian these are great guys to deal with and they will give you the straight from the horses mouth answer.

05-06-08, 07:16 PM	#14
iaintscared1969 RT Customs Vortec Junky Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Irving, Tx. TLCA# 17528 Posts: 1,662	I have used soda blasting in some of my builds. The only thing you have to tell the person or shop doing the paint work is that it has to be completly free of dust etc. Then it has to be wiped down thouroghly with vinegar. If you try to wipe it with a cleaning solvent all it will do is smear. Vinegar first then prep solvent. It will stick and it leaves a baby butt smooth surface. It will not remove rust though. You will need to take care of that before or after soda blast. Here is a link www.sodablasting.com Call them talk to Bill or Brian these are great guys to deal with and they will give you the straight from the horses mouth answer. __________________ Cool place to get all the cruiser crap you could want! http://cruisercrap.com 1989 FJ 62 4" Hell Creek Suspension, Bridgestone Duellers 33X12.50, Hummer sliders modified of course, HI-Lift Jack, Pioneer Equipment Rack, HFS 2.5 Shackles, Defender Light rack, 4 KC Rally 800 series lights, All new steering components,First responder kit, and a whole lotta stickers! Member: LSLC, DFW and Austin, BSLCA