ISO Vapor Blasting Services
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Dubdenny
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- Joined: Thu Jun 18, 2020 4:13 pm
- Location: Yardley, PA
- Motorcycle: 1981 GL1100 Interstate
ISO Vapor Blasting Services
Looking for reputable vapor blasting services, preferably in the Mid-Atlantic region, to clean up some lightly corroded aluminum timing belt and valve covers on my 1100. TIA for any experience based references.
Bill in Yardley, PA
William K. Denton
Lazarus CycleWorks
“We Breathe New Life into Old Bikes”
wkdenton@verizon.net
267-980-7788 office/cell
William K. Denton
Lazarus CycleWorks
“We Breathe New Life into Old Bikes”
wkdenton@verizon.net
267-980-7788 office/cell
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froche
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- Location: Vista, ca
- Motorcycle: 1985 Goldwing Aspencade (GL1200A)
2002 GL1800
Former bikes;
2000 R1100RT
2005 Suzuki Bandit
1979 Yamaha XS1100
1978 Yamaha XS1100 Special
1990 Yamaha XV250
1980 Yamaha XV750
1979 Honda CB750
1968 Triumph Bonneville T120
1973 Honda CB450
1968 Harley Davidson Sportster
1974 Honda CB750
1968 Honda CL72
Re: ISO Vapor Blasting Services
Why not try soda blasting... it is not supposed to remove any metal.
Baking Soda Blasting easily removes paint, coatings, grease, oils, gasket material and surface corrosion from a variety of metals, alloys, plastics, wood, masonary and composites without surface damage or distortion. Unlike other media, Bakig Soda does not use friction to remove coatings so there is no heat created.
http://www.how-to-build-hotrods.com/soda-blaster.html has a how to build one
Baking Soda Blasting easily removes paint, coatings, grease, oils, gasket material and surface corrosion from a variety of metals, alloys, plastics, wood, masonary and composites without surface damage or distortion. Unlike other media, Bakig Soda does not use friction to remove coatings so there is no heat created.
http://www.how-to-build-hotrods.com/soda-blaster.html has a how to build one