Your choice of abrasive materials determines your sandblasting performance and results. The right abrasive determines how much material you remove and how effectively the surface is cleaned. The abrasive media impacts the cleaning efficiency, texture, wear and tear,...
Restoring faded, chalky plastic trim can dramatically improve a vehicle’s appearance. While many temporary solutions, such as dressings and dyes, are available on the market, they often require frequent reapplication and can streak or wash off. Cerakote trim...
To understand the total revenue of a blasting project, you have to consider the abrasive cost, labor, amount of abrasive used, and the quality of the finished surface. The amount of time you take on the project also matters, as expenses can add up the longer it takes...
Static electricity is a common issue in sandblasting cabinets. It forms when two materials rub together and exchange electrons, an effect known as triboelectric charging. In blasting, friction occurs between abrasive media, the workpiece, and cabinet components such...
Powder coating failures can lead to rework, wasted time, and dissatisfied clients. As someone responsible for surface prep or coating, you need a dependable method to ensure your work delivers consistent performance. This standard D3451 guide explores ASTM testing for...
Sandblasting removes paint and rust from metal and prepares it for a long-lasting paint job. It helps eliminate rust, scale, and sharp edges, leaving the metal clean and ready for painting, welding, or machining. The result is a smooth, bare surface with microscopic...
