sand blasting VS soda blasting
What is the difference in how it effects the metal..which is better..and does anyone know a price range in how much each cost?
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For what part of the car? Sand is good for frames, brackets, suspension parts etc but a big no-no for body panels.
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My votes is for a nice roller...
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Hot soap and water or some simple green is all you need to neutralize baking soda. The real key is scuffing the surface before you prime. The blasting leaves it too smooth for primer to bite in properly. I usually go over everything with some 80 grit paper first.
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