LOL. No, not thinking about getting into that kind of business, as of right now but who knows what the future holds, but I am looking for something to blast my frame and/or body parts on my current truck plus possible more in the future.

I agree it is a lot of money to recoop the cost of it. I was just mainly seeing if anybody on here has seen one in action and the results it produced vs some of the other blast types.

You mentioned about the extra step of drying and cleaning out the seems but you have that same problem with sand blasting, soda blasting and all types of blasting media. One of the main points that they were talking about on the show is that most paint company's won't warranty paints if the metal was soda blasted. With sand blasting you have to worry about warping if you get it too hot. I know all blasting has pros and cons but this was simply one I have never heard of it before.


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Truck: 1949 Chevy 3100