Soda Blasting For Cars and Trucks Oxford
Soda Blasting Classic Cars and Trucks

Soda blasting is a friendly way of removing paint, grease decals, dirt and other contaminants without damaging the surfaces being stripped. It is not abrasive so there is no heat build up that would warp panels like sand blasting does. Soda blasting was developed by New York State engineers looking for ways to clean and restore the Statue of Liberty. There concerns had to involve the issues of the environment, waste disposal, and protection of the Statue of Liberty itself.
Soda blasting uses sodium bicarbonate similar to baking soda but with a larger grains. The particles are propelled by compressed air and when they hit an object they explode, releasing energy that cleans the material away. Air pressure can be varied from 22 psi for blasting soft materials to 110 psi for harder surfaces. Unlike sandblasting, the metal is not eroded a away. Even plastics and fiberglass can be soda blasted. Glass is polished by the process, stainless, and chrome trim retain their shine.
Soda blasting acts as a rust inhibitor, leaving a protective coating on metal surfaces. When the time arrives to paint the surface, the protective coating (soda) can be removed by an application of a vinegar/water mixture. (10% vinegar 90% water)
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