We understand that race cars are constructed of unique and exotic materials that require different blasting mediums to achive optimum results. When we prepare a chassis or suspension part for coating we give it a visual inspection. All too often we find stress cracks caused by strenuous use or an accident that was hidden by the old paint or powder coat.

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SODA BLASTING
Soda Blasting is an environmentally friendly, non-abrasive way of removing paint, dirt, coatings, and other surface contaminants that will not cause damage to the surfaces being cleaned. The action of sodium bicarbonate will not cause heat build up, sparks, or abrasion to the surface being cleaned.

Recommended Applications:

• No Primary Material Disturbance
• Fiberglass Surfaces
• Cleans Wood, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
• PVC & Composite Cleaning

STEEL SHOT BLASTING
​Steel shot blasting is the most widely used process for cleaning, stripping and improving a metal surface. In a peening application, steel shot is also used to impart comprehensive strength to torque or load bearing metal parts such as crankshafts, engine turbine blades and heavy-duty springs. Since the steel shot does not use an abrasive process, a minimal amount of dust is created in the blasting process.

Recommended Applications:

• Engine Parts
• Suspension Parts

GLASS BEAD BLASTING
​Glass bead blasting produces a clean, bright, satin finish, without dimensional change of the parts. Glass beads are primarily used in blasting cabinets for honing, polishing, peening, blending, finishing, removing light burrs and cleaning most foreign matter. For delicate thin-walled parts and thin welds, peening with glass bead abrasive material provides the right balance of stress relief without over-stressing and causing distress

Recommended Applications:

• Thin Welds & Walled Parts
• Delicate Parts
• Process produces minimal stress to material