Great Western Painting Soda Blasting Commercial & Industrial Soda , Sand, Water Blasting

What can the sodablaster be used for?
Sodablasters have been used for hard to handle projects such as graffiti removal, auto restoration, chlorine applications, and many other jobs that people thought were
impossible to do.

How does Soda Blasting work?
It uses large amounts of compressed air and a small amount of granular baking soda to remove paint, grease, oil, and other stubborn contaminants without damaging glass, chrome, or even thin sheets of metal. The surface is left spotless and ready to paint after a simple rinse with water

Characteristics of Soda Blasting

Won't Damage Glass
Remove Paint from Fiberglass
Won't Damage Chrome
Water Soluable
No Pitting
Works Quickly
No Warping
Non-Toxic
Removes Grease
Non-Hazardous
Neutralizes Surface Rust

The unique properties of sodium bicarbonate allow it to remove paint, grease, mold, oil, soot, and other contaminants without damaging glass, chrome, and even thin sheet metal. It is also possible to sodablast other softer substrates such as fiberglass, wood, plastics, carbon fiber, aggregate just to name a few.

Commercial Sand Blast
Industrial Sand Blasting

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