Soda Blasting experience anyone?

angelobMember

I'm starting to get a bit wore out cleaning the car of all the undercoating and prepping for the body paint and my arms are starting to look like Popeyes. Too bad their weak and sore as hell. I am thinking of having it soda blasted. I got an estimate of 900.00 avg to have the car completely blasted and rinsed, ready for primer. This would get me back on the actual body work a lot faster. Price seems a bit high since the car is about 75% stripped already but I am just worried about paint adhesion after the blasting. The car is totally stripped to the shell so I am not worried about residue anywhere. I'm thinking this might be the safest option over sandblasting or dipping.

Any thoughts or opinions?

Thanks,
Angelo

4/23/113:56 AM

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