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Old 12-05-2012, 03:15 PM
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I've never had a problem with sand blasting long as the panel is not large and flat such as a hood. I had fenders and doors and 1/4 panels sand blasted with no problems. If you have small areas that need rust removal such as a 1/4 lip sand blasting would be fine.

Soda blasting,glass beading,chemical stripping are also a great way to go.

X2 IF the person doing the blasting knows what they are doing. If the blaster you find isn't experienced in blasting car parts/panels I wouldn't go that route. I'd strip it manaully with a DA and use phosphoric acid on the rust.

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Old 12-05-2012, 03:26 PM
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X2 IF the person doing the blasting knows what they are doing. If the blaster you find isn't experienced in blasting car parts/panels I wouldn't go that route. I'd strip it manaully with a DA and use phosphoric acid on the rust.
I've been going to the same person for a long time and thats a good point. They do need to know what they are doing.

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