Soda blaster

yz133rider
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Edited Date/Time 1/8/2019 11:35pm
Anyone have one? Any tips or recommendations? Seems like could be endless uses. Refinish clutch covers, clean up old hubs, maybe even clean up exterior concrete walls, walkways, steps. Am i right? Or totally wrong tool for the job?

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bigmaico
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1/5/2019 5:32am
I have one that was given to me.

Make sure that you have a dry air supply, so the soda doesn't clump up & plug the hose.

Once you clean a part, if your going to paint the part you need to dip the part in Vinegar as the soda will cause the paint not to stick very well. (Found out the hard way) Newmann can better explain the chemical process.

From what I understand there different grades of Soda for different type of jobs. fine to course.

As far as cleaning Concrete & walkways, your better off with a Power washer/ chemical cleaner - Much cheaper!
newmann
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1/5/2019 5:33am
Some of those tasks would require a really large system, what are you looking at?
JAFO92
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1/5/2019 5:51am
newmann wrote:
Some of those tasks would require a really large system, what are you looking at?
I know right! One bottle at a time would take forever. Whistling


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bernnet
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1/8/2019 11:34pm
I recommend using industrial grade soda for removing anodized or spray finishes.

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