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soda blasted
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From: Kalamazoo Mi
how easy is this to do yourself? i have been thinking about it, but i am worried that i will moon crater the fiberglass.
what about the interior/ engine compartment, will i have to take the interior out?
what about the interior/ engine compartment, will i have to take the interior out?
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Racer
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From: roscoe il.
The paint breaks up in little piece. you don't see any of the paint on the ground. the grass had a little tint of white. sweeped up what i could. then just hosed the driveway down with water. It had rain that night.next morning you couldn't tell...
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Racer
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From: roscoe il.
I paid a guy to blasted it, $600 to do it. I had a trap over the engine,and inside the car. Still got dust over it.
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You MUST use a pressure washer to rinse and scrub with a white brush and use simple green!! Pressure washer is the only way to remove the soda residue from the glass. A simple hose down with the hose isn't going to do it. Usually takes me an hour and a half of scrubbing and pressure washing. Dont do it in the sun and keep it wet untill you are done washing. Let sit in the sun for a good day to dry it out or use an air gun to blow dry.
Be sure the glass is completely DRY! Even after I blow it dry, i let sit in the sun for a day or put it in the booth and bake it (if it is cold out).
Be sure the glass is completely DRY! Even after I blow it dry, i let sit in the sun for a day or put it in the booth and bake it (if it is cold out).
Last edited by jb1002x; Apr 11, 2010 at 07:19 PM.
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Racer
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From: roscoe il.
[QUOTE=jb1002x;1573726280]You MUST use a pressure washer to rinse and scrub with a white brush and use simple green!! Pressure washer is the only way to remove the soda residue from the glass. A simple hose down with the hose isn't going to do it. Usually takes me an hour and a half of scrubbing and pressure washing. Dont do it in the sun and keep it wet untill you are done washing. Let sit in the sun for a good day to dry it out or use an air gun to blow dry.
Be sure the glass is completely DRY! Even after I blow it dry, i let sit in the sun for a day or put it in the booth and bake it (if it is cold out).[/QUOT
All i did was blow the car down. That was it. Its all good..
Be sure the glass is completely DRY! Even after I blow it dry, i let sit in the sun for a day or put it in the booth and bake it (if it is cold out).[/QUOT
All i did was blow the car down. That was it. Its all good..
