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Sodablaster305 commented 9 months ago

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Soda Blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida LLC.

Soda blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida. Car, boat, aircraft or structures we do them all give us a call at 305-696-7790

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Sodablaster305 said:

@guyver280z No, soda is too delicate to remove rust or scale. We use a different machine to shoot a blend of soda and silica sand to clean off heavy rust and oxidation.

• Sodablaster305 commented 1 year ago

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  Soda Blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida LLC.

  Soda blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida. Car, boat, aircraft or structures we do them all give us a call at 305-696-7790

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  @jsb4life Anywhere from $800 -$1200 depending on whether it is just the outside or if we include the engine bay and inside the trunk. I would also charge more if the car has any type of undercoating as this uses up more soda than stripping regular paint would.

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  Soda Blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida LLC.

  Soda blasting by Sodablasters of South Florida. Car, boat, aircraft or structures we do them all give us a call at 305-696-7790

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  The average cost of a car is $800 for the outside. If you have the car shell and want to do the inside and out it can run approx. $1200 - 1500.

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Sodablaster305 commented 10 months ago

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Soda blast your car

Serving all of South Florida call Sodablasters of South Florida's mobile service or drop it off at our location in Hialeah. Visit our website for m...

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Sodablaster305 said:

@CaseyMcLaughalot Baking soda is not abrasive enough to remove heavy rust unless it is already loose or flaking, surface rust should be no problem. Eastwood sells a two tank unit that allows you to "blend" soda and sand to make it more abrasive to remove heavier rust or scale. You always have to ...

• Sodablaster305 commented 10 months ago

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  Soda blast your car

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  @CaseyMcLaughalot I generally use 70lbs on my big machine. It's the volume of air not the pressure that works best with soda. that is why it is delicate enough to strip aluminum and other thin metals. I can go as low as 35lbs but my compressor puts out 210CFM @175psi. I think with your set-up you...

• Sodablaster305 commented 10 months ago

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  @CaseyMcLaughalot In my commercial machine 50lbs of soda lasts about an hour. I have an Eastwood unit which I bought first and it worked but was painfully slow. The biggest problem I had was with soda flow. I ended up bolting on an air vibrator to the frame and it helped a lot. You should get abo...

• Sodablaster305 commented 11 months ago

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  Soda blast your car

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  I remember a little over twenty years ago when I help a friend strip all the paint from his Porsche 928. We used a liquid aircraft paint stripper and had to wear rubber gloves and deal with the fumes and also what to do with the sludge (removed paint mixed with stripper). It took us a couple of w...

• Sodablaster305 commented 11 months ago

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  Sodablaster305 said:

  @raremountainbear Your right about fine paint particles but most of them are heavy enough that they do not stay airborne for long but thanks for your concern. There are much more dangerous airborne contaminants indoors and at home to be worried about such as: Radon, asbestos, lead, sulfur dioxide...

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