Soda blasting classic car bodies for restoration workshops
A restoration workshop buys a defined stage of the rebuild.
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In short
A restoration workshop buys a defined stage of the rebuild. Start with a removable panel. Ask the bodyworker which seams or previous repairs should be visible, then agree the finish with the painter if the panel goes on for coating.
From one panel to a full shell
Keep an approved patch for comparison. Soda for coating removal on panels and crushed glass for selected underbody work address different surfaces. The round HV-4 is popular for automotive details. Record masking, access inside folds and media removal before pricing the full shell. Bring that test panel when choosing the SB-500 Trailer configuration.
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Published by SodaBlast Systems Europe, the knowledge hub of the SodaBlast Systems brand, operated by SBS SYSTEM, Łódź, Poland.
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