Jacob Vaillancourt - 10X Superoxalloy Abrasives

What Materials Can Abrasive Blasting Remove?

Abrasive blasting cleans and prepares surfaces for painting or coating by propelling abrasive media with compressed air. It can remove: Coatings such as paint, powder coating, Cerakote, epoxy, and adhesives. Corrosion and metal surface contaminants, such as rust and...

How to Remove Cladding

Industrial cladding refers to the engineered protective coating system applied to metal panels and structural components. These coatings, including high-performance formulations like plastisol (PVC), polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), polyester, and polyurethane, serve a...

How Do I Fix a Clogged Blasting Nozzle?

Every minute that your sandblasting pot remains idle, you lose revenue. When a blasting nozzle clogs, production stops instantly, turning a once profitable shift into a potential financial liability. How Can You Quickly Clear a Blasting Nozzle Clog? To fix a clogged...

What Should You Charge to Powder Coat Wheels?

Powder coating wheels remains a highly sought-after and profitable service, valued for its exceptional durability, aesthetics, and corrosion resistance. But for many in the job shop powder coating industry, determining the right price for powder coating wheels is a...

Cerakote vs. Powder Coating: What Is the Difference?

Coating your components is a vital process that can protect them from various types of damage while improving their appearance. However, it is not always clear what the best type of coating for your parts may be. Two common coating processes are Cerakote and powder...