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Sand blaster in the Fort Worth area?

Old 04-02-2012, 02:26 PM
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Anyone is the fort worth area where I can find a place that will sand blast the part for me? I called a few body shops in the area but couldnt find one. If someone could point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.

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Old 04-02-2012, 02:37 PM
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i typed "sandblasting" in the fort worth area with my map app on my iphone4 and it came up with a placed called..............Lone Star Sandblasting and Paint. (817-426-1114) ???????????????????????????????????????????? hope it helps. in NJ i have buddy who sandblasted my parts needed in my TCT and he works at a custom wheel shop. good luck!!
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not sure why i didnt think about that lol... did not know there were places hat just did sandblasting
thanks this does help
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alright i called a few places in the area before they closed and apparently aluminum oxide is not popular media for blasting
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its not supposed to be colorless after blasting. just a shot or 2 of it on the inside of piston and on the other piece
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What you really need is a place that does soda or plastic media blasting. Just as a alternative source, most powder coating places also do blasting too.
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i talked to a guy that does soda blasting and said the grit would be around 120 and from the DIY is said it should be between 70-90. Could i get away with the soda?
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If they turn the pressure lower it will work, the PMB (plastic media blasting would be the best (least pitting) method. I found this place, whether they would be wiling to do it for you is anyone's guess. Give them a call and see.


http://texasautorestoration.com/surface_preparation.htm
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You can come over to my place and do it for free.

I have glass beads, soda and sand.
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Originally Posted by Wildncrazy
You can come over to my place and do it for free.

I have glass beads, soda and sand.
now thats an idea!

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