Soda Blasting

[melman109]

Does anyone know of any places in Southern California, (preferably in the inland empire area) that I can get my Camaro Soda Blasted?

[COYBILT]

I searched the net really quick and found these guys

Cal Blast

649 No Benson Ave, unit "B"

Upland Ca., 91786

ph-909-949-9505

fx-909-949-9707

www.calblast.com

E-mail [email protected]

Hope I helped you, but you also helped me because I plan on moving down to the inland empire in the next year.

[melman109]

Originally Posted by pontiac65

I searched the net really quick and found these guys

Cal Blast

649 No Benson Ave, unit "B"

Upland Ca., 91786

ph-909-949-9505

fx-909-949-9707

www.calblast.com

E-mail [email protected]

Hope I helped you, but you also helped me because I plan on moving down to the inland empire in the next year.

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it. I actually stay in Phoenix now but I was born and raised in So. Cal and my car still resides there.

[ahowudoin]

Do some checking on here ,team camaro or pro-touring and you will find alot about how Bad soda blasting is!
Paint manufactures won't warranty anything that was soda blasted!!
I will try and find the link and post it.

[ahowudoin]

Here is the link
http://spi.forumup.org/viewtopic.php...oda&mforum=spi

[melman109]

Thanks, but the link doesn't work. What is the prefered way to strip a car down to bare metal?

[COYBILT]

Media blasting is not a bad way to go, you just have to make sure you get all the media out of the car. I stripped my GTO down to bare metal my self and it was a pain in the ass.

[ahowudoin]

Originally Posted by melman109

Thanks, but the link doesn't work. What is the prefered way to strip a car down to bare metal?

http://spi.forumup.org/viewtopic.php...oda&mforum=spi

[ahowudoin]

Remember if you dip you need to pull the lead and replace.

[ahowudoin]

Originally Posted by Sparky67

Actually, chemical dipping removes the lead for you and any body filler that is on the car. All seams were replaced with lead as seen in the photo. Also, here is a link to the DSE subframe that was smoothed in lead. http://www.kodakgallery.com/67rscamaro/main/2007-05-10


Jeff

http://www.kodakgallery.com/67rscamaro

My boss had a nomad dipped and the lead stayed. He was told he would need to relead because the dip effects the lead. I thought he said if removes the tin, Not sure.