Title: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: JB on November 10, 2011, 10:38:48 AM I have been pointed to what is meant to be a very good sandblaster in Melton ("A car guy"), but after 2 weeks of trying to get in touch by phone... first week fax machine, second phone just rings out I am wondering if he wants my business.
I remember a while ago there were other recommendations here that I can't find via the search function. I would like to get the ute done before the break if i could so that i can keep going on it. Any help would be great Cheers JB Title: Re: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: zl296 on November 10, 2011, 04:47:07 PM jb,could be a mobile blaster as well....
maybe out on a job... keep trying ;) Title: Re: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: brett_f on November 10, 2011, 05:23:06 PM JB,
I had some doors and guards soda blasted at a place in Altona. I know he does sand blasting as he had a full vehicle there that he had just done. Not recomending him with sand blasting as i didnt have that done. You will need to make your own mind up but he did a great job with mine and seemed to know exactly what to do. I will pm you his number otherwise others might jump onboard before you and you wont get it done before chrissy. Brett Title: Re: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: FCRB26 on November 10, 2011, 07:27:58 PM Shame you are so far away i have a full set up at work 500CFM turbo charged atlas copco compressor and a fully blinged up set up from ABS in melbourne air con helmet and all .
I helped a mate set up a blasting business long story short didnt work out so i helped him out and bought the setup so everyone uses it for there foreign orders. Pete Title: Re: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: JB on November 11, 2011, 12:17:21 AM Had a call today with the blaster I was looking for in Heidelburg, who I called and can do the job for me with a couple of days notice.
With a single etch coat, doors, bonnet, guards, tailgate, and the shell for around $1400 I think its a fair price. Have to work out when I can get it there now. I looked at soda blast, but the car carries a bit of bog and was told that the soda blast process doesn't get the bog out. Cheers JB Title: Re: Sandblaster in Melbourne Post by: FCRB26 on November 11, 2011, 06:20:21 AM After all the reviewing i will do sand blasting around all the floors and hard bits but open panels i will get a bag of soda and use in my blasting setup i think
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