How To Remove Rust From A Motorcycle Gas Tank with Metal Rescue™ Rust Remover Bath
Bryan Fuller of Fuller Hot Rods, Cafe Racer, Two Guys Garage, shows you how to remove rust from a motorcycle gas tank using Metal Rescue™ by Workshop Hero™. By removing the rust with Metal Rescue™, you are able to restore your old gas tank. Rust prevention is solved by removing the rust from your gas tank using Metal Rescue™ by Workshop Hero™. Bryan Fuller demonstrates this with ease using Metal Rescue™ to complete the restoration process on the rusty gas tank.
Dry Ice Blasting- Engine Block
Dry ice blast cleaning uses solid CO2, a non-abrasive media that won't
damage surfaces or equipment. The accelerated, super cooled dry ice
pellets or particles, are blasted at supersonic speeds and sublimate on
impact resulting in the surface being cleaned, lifting dirt and contaminants
off the underlying substrate.
Fiberglass Boat Stripping with the Dustless Blaster
We used one of our Dustless units to remove the bottom paint from this 35 foot yacht. The entire process took under 3 hours. The process created no dust and therefore required no containment. For more information on this revolutionary tool check out http://www.dustlessblasting.com
Dry-Ice Blasting v6 engine
This video shows a Niama-Reiser Employee Dry-Ice (CO2) Blasting a Chevy V6 engine with over 300,000 miles on it. http://directorzone.cyberlink.com/video/810
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homemade sandblasting cabinet
built out of an old oil tank if you were to buy on in the store it would cost you $1600 all it cost us was a little torch gas, some welding rods, and some scap metal pieces
Me and my dad see my dad's old car for the first time in 20 years.
He sold the car over 20+ years ago when he was an alcoholic. Said he probably would have died in it. This is the first time he saw it since he sold it over 20+ years ago. The car does look in relative good shape, we have no idea what has been done with the car over the past 20 years. It obviously wasn't sitting there for 20 years and nobody claims it to be. Pay attention, people. 1964 Buick Rivera. 425 Wildcat V8 w/ 427 horsepower.
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air walnut blasting
www.supercleansodablasting.com walnut blasting a 55 chevy fender. clean eco friendly and no chance of warpage or damage.
Types of Blasting Media
The Multi Media Blaster from SodaBlasts Systems.
Video by Captive8 Films at www.captive8films.com
Dual Blaster Abrasive Media and Soda from Eastwood
BUY It Here: http://www.eastwood.com/dual-tank-blaster.html
Eastwood's Dual Blaster is the best of both worlds! Switch between Soda and Abrasive in seconds or mix at an infinite ratio between the two medias.
Eastwood "Master Blaster" Dual Blaster lets you switch "on-the-fly" between soda and abrasive media, or a combination of both!
Eastwood's exclusive Master Blaster features our patent-pending "Mixing Valve" that lets you switch instantly between full-flow soda media for gentle-to-mild cleaning or paint removal on stainless, chrome, aluminum or fiberglass, and full-flow aggressive abrasive media for removing even the heaviest rust from frames and suspension components. Also allows infinite "on-the-fly" mixing of the two medias for controlled removal of paint or rust/corrosion on virtually any surface.
Switch between medias in seconds, or mix at an infinite ratio between the two
On-the-fly switching or mixing saves you money and cuts blasting times in half
Includes extra nozzles and moisture separator
A must for the serious restorer.
Soda Blasting from Eastwood
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Stop using dangerous chemicals and strippers! Eastwood's Environmentally friendly Soda Blasting is preferred over other paint removal solutions because it trips paint without damaging aluminum, steel, stainless, fiberglass and other underlying surfaces. Check www.eastwood.com for more info.
See it in action in this video.
