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HELP.....LOS ANGELES AREA.(media blasting)

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by SOCAL1, Jan 6, 2006.

  1. Hey guys,
    I'am looking for a shop in the LA area that does media blasting.Does anyone know of a spot that they have used in LA or the surounding area.Sure could use some info.Thanks
     
  2. Low 66
    Joined: Apr 8, 2005
    Posts: 93

    Low 66
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    Theres a place in huntington beach on Redondo Circle, I dont have the # but They are called Media resurfacing. I just had my 66 c-10 cab and doors done there for $600 and turn around was less than 24 hours. They did a real good job
     
  3. Cool thanks for the info.What did they use walnut chips?...just curious.
     
  4. 5051
    Joined: Nov 30, 2005
    Posts: 451

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    If your interested in Soda Blasting. Steve at Cal Blast in Upland.


    1-877-cal-blast


    Good Luck.
     
  5. Yeah ,I believe i called them a little while back. I think he told me it would be around $1200 to do the outside of my 50 ford.:eek: Sounds kinda high.
     
  6. 5051
    Joined: Nov 30, 2005
    Posts: 451

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    Yep, told me 1400.00 same 51 Ford. Media Resurfacing in HB is around 900.00.

    The machine for Soda Blasting on a trailer is 30k. We just need 28 other people to go in and just buy one. Probably recover our costs within months.

    Good Luck
     
  7. Sounds like a plan.
     
  8. orange county sandblasting in orange did my '36 5w, body, doors, hood, 4 fenders, dash, grill, trunk lid and other interior parts (inside/outside and under) for $850.

    Orange County Sandblasting Inc
    415 W Walnut Ave
    Orange, CA
    (714) 532-4633
     
  9. Thanks oldtimer. Hey i heard that sandblasting can give you some trouble in the future.When your ready to paint guys were still finding sand in jams and cracks.Have you had any trouble getting rid of the excess.
     
  10. CharlieLed
    Joined: Feb 21, 2003
    Posts: 2,464

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    Same problem with dipping...caustic chemicals can stay in joints even after multiple rinses. At least sand is inert.
     
  11. they used walnut shells, but yes it gets in EVERY nook and cranny. they try to get most of it out, the trip on the freeway home helped (open trailer @ 65mph :D ) and my liberal use of a air blower/vacuum got the rest out. you also have to remember when you use filler :eek: or just sanding primer surfacer, the dust will get everywhere too.......so you need to clean it out anyhow before you paint.
     

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