Low-buck soda blasting

[Sneaks]

Not sure if this is a repost, I searched for 'soda' and didn't find anything so I hope this is new. If not, sorry.

Low buck soda blasting.. I have a bunch of aluminum stuff I need to clean up, both on my VWs as well as the motorcycles. I'm going to give it a shot.

[bo]

let us know how it goes sounds like a great idea i dont see why it wouldnt work its just a simplified version of the real thing

[david58]

It is a repost, but that doesn't matter this is the STF. Soda will make the most any part look new unless it is pitted.

[User Name]

I take it you/ve seen this, making your own budget soda blasting thang
http://www.aircooledtech.com/tools-on-t ... a_blaster/

[Sneaks]

Yup, that is the link I posted above.

[User Name]

Yup, that is the link I posted above.

must be my eyes, I couldn't see a link in your post
it show's up much better since I did a screen capture

[sideshow]

I did that Nate inspired trick to clean water damage of an old weber idf, worked great on the rust and stains.

[Sneaks]

No worries, the color contrast could be better. As a matter of fact, I'm gonna go change that!

[User Name]

No worries, the color contrast could be better. As a matter of fact, I'm gonna go change that!

leaving a www. on the front of links would make life easier
I know it looks messier

[66 Shorty]

I have a cheap harbour freight 9oz. blaster, I'm going to try it with baking soda & see if it works. Has anyone else tried it with one of these blasters? I have a couple of carbs that need a good cleaning. I hope it works!

[aircooledtechguy]

Glad to see the blaster is helpful. I've cleaned dozens of carbs with very good results. The Porsche carbs on the page are typical of the results. Arm & Hammer baking soda seems to work best; I don't exactly know why, but @ approx $1 a pound who cares

[Lew]

Check this out!

[User Name]

Check this out!

nice, but not quite low buck

unless you are loaded, in which case, could you buy us all one each please