Its amazing what i did with my 69 SS wheels after having them blasted (my first time experience). They looked terrible with chipping paint and cobwebs. I could NOT get all the paint off with all the little hard to get spots. Anyways, i met a new friend and Ill be a good future customer. Only charged me $20 to blast the four rims. He said he'll do a car for $300. Is that a fair deal?

Yeah, that is fair. BUT......... You have to make sure he knows what he is doing. Sandblasting a car can cause some serious damage. Heat on sheet metal equals warpage!!!!!!

You can use Baking Soda, ground Walnut Hulls, ground Corn Cobs, bits of hard plastic and even pelleted Dry Ice!!

As well as white silica and beach sand and "Black-Beauty" blasting media.

Once at a BIG car show, I held an aluminum Pepsi can that the guy selling the equipment had sand blasted half the paint off of w/o hurting the can at all!!

The guy said he could sand blast the paint off a 'Vette's hood AND leave the primer!!

Whatever you use, please suit up AND use GOOD air supply SAFETY stuff to protect both your skin AND your lungs!!

I learned this from "guniting" refractory castables and plastics when I installed the stuff for the old APGreen Refractories Company. Shoot that stuff in a heartbeat!!

AND with a bit of easy changes, an N-0 Allentown gunite machine will make a dandy sand blaster!!

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