Y'all ever heard of dry ice blasting? The blast Media is dry ice pellets. Takes everything off, keeps everything COLD, and there's no cleanup! (Other than the stuff you're taking off) the ice pellets evaporate.

I worked for a guy here in Phoenix that was doing it. Several large contract jobs in factories/ mills and places like that. He paid me VERY well, so I know he must have been making a killing on it.

 

Punctuation kills!

Let's eat, Grandma
Let's eat Grandma

 

Let's eat, Grandma <= The Waltons
Let's eat Grandma <= The Donner Party

 

I hate to say it, but I spent 3 bills on getting it done including both sides of the tailgate. I don't mind though because it was worth it to me to have it done as well as it turned out. Not sure what else would do any better other than dipping it.

KOT390

 

It's the difference between helping your Uncle Jack, off a horse; and helping your uncle jack off a horse....

 

Not meaning to be an overly picky grammar ****, but properly written it should be...
"It's the difference between helping your uncle, Jack, off a horse and helping your Uncle Jack off a horse."

There, fixed it for ya'! Now turn it into the teacher and wait for the inevitable gold star and smiley face on your graded A+ essay.

 

Great!
Now I'm stuck somewhere between sandblasting my son, my Uncle Jack is into beastiality while Jeffry eats my grandmother...
What the hell is wrong with you people?!

 

We all have the same sickness apparently

 

I've been wanting to sandblast my hubs/rims on my Mack so I can repaint them. This looks like a viable way. Doesn't hurt the surrounding surfaces(like glass or alum).

I was going to rent a compressor and shot pot but it surely would make a mess. I suppose the water just keeps it washed down.

I'd pay a few hundred bucks to have it done. No problem, worth it to me as I'll i'd have to do is paint.

 

Me too apparently. I don't mind at all the .