Soda blasting is similar to sand blasting, but it is safer, less messy, and can be used in a much larger number of applications.  The material that the blaster dispenses is essentially the same baking soda you put in a cake or use to deodorize your refrigerator or laundry, with a special "flow agent' added to help it avoid clumping; it's even made by Arm & Hammer!

Soda blasting can be used to clean or strip almost any material.  The most common uses are to the left, but just because you don't see it there doesn't mean we can't do it.  Let us know what your concern is, and we can figure out if we think it's doable.

Soda blasting was first used to restore the Statue of Liberty and in a major automotive paint recall in the 1980's.