Can you use a pressure washer to soda Blast?
One other way to use the unique qualities of soda blasting equipment is its “wet” application. This is a piece of soda blasting equipment that anyone can afford, and most will function with nearly any standard unit such as Honda pressure washer.
Can I soda blast with regular baking soda?
Can I use regular baking soda like I see in the grocery store? No. While all baking soda is chemically the same (NAHCO3) only ARMEX is formulated for use as a blast media and only ARMEX is manufactured by ARM & HAMMER™.
What can you use for power washer detergent?
You can make your own pressure washer detergent using common household cleaning agents. For general purpose pressure washing, you can mix together 1 gallon of water, ⅓ cup phosphate free laundry detergent (powder), ⅔ cup household cleaner and (optional) 1 cup vinegar.
How do I choose the best baking soda blasting equipment?
To achieve optimum results with blast pots, it is highly recommended that equipment manufactured specifically for baking soda blasting be used. Even though conventional systems may be used, performance and economy will be compromised. Pressure systems will generally work better than suction systems.
Why buy/rent a soda blasting system?
Buy/Rent stand-alone and tow behind soda blasting systems for fire damage, mold remediation, graffiti removal, industrial cleaning, remanufacturing, etc.
How do you use an air hose for soda blasting?
Use one length of tape to wrap around the end of the air wand and hose. This will keep the hose in the proper position on the wand tip during blasting. I cut the other end of the vinyl hose at a 45 degree angle to allow better flow of the soda into the hose.
How to use an air WAND for soda blasting?
Positioning your wand tip like this will create a venturi effect in the hose causing the soda to be pulled up from the box by low pressure and mixed with the high pressure air from the wand. Use one length of tape to wrap around the end of the air wand and hose. This will keep the hose in the proper position on the wand tip during blasting.