Sandblasting a frame
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Racer
Joined: May 2012
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From: Kennesaw GA
Sandblasting a frame
Hello,
Could someone recommend a place to get a frame sandblasted in the Atlanta area? I have a blast cabinet and was able to sandblast all the small frame related parts. The larger cross members I did with a small blaster outside. I don't want to sandblast the frame this way as it would take forever. This is the last thing I need to do before the reassembly.
Thanks,
Don
Could someone recommend a place to get a frame sandblasted in the Atlanta area? I have a blast cabinet and was able to sandblast all the small frame related parts. The larger cross members I did with a small blaster outside. I don't want to sandblast the frame this way as it would take forever. This is the last thing I need to do before the reassembly.
Thanks,
Don
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Racer
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 259
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From: Kennesaw GA
I had thought about powder coating but I have already epoxy primed the rest of the parts that are attached and want the frame to match. There use to be a place in Atlanta that dipped car bodies and frames but that was years ago and the Georgia Dome sits in its place. I don't know of where the nearest one is now. If I do the sandblasting at home I will have to get a larger compressor. My small 3hp won't get the job done.
Don
Don
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Medina Ohio
The best I have found around here (Cleveland, OH) is $600-700 to blast and powder coat. Some were quoting up near $950-$1000.
