gregr
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Post by gregr on Feb 29, 2012 14:22:44 GMT
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Post by whizzy on Feb 29, 2012 19:28:43 GMT
That vapour blasting certainly makes the parts look good.
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gregr
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Post by gregr on Feb 29, 2012 19:41:37 GMT
Hi Whizzy , yes its a process I came across years ago and always promissed myself the kit for working on my own bikes , its now spun-off to become its own business, complimented by the ultrasonic cleaning. Great think about it , that so long as you keep it protected with something like WD, AFC, Duck-oil it will stay looking great !
Laters Greg !
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Post by whizzy on Mar 1, 2012 21:11:52 GMT
What's the difference between vapour blasting and ultra sonic cleaning, which would you use on what parts?
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gregr
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Post by gregr on Mar 2, 2012 23:16:01 GMT
Hi Whiz, Ultrasonic cleaning is what I use first on everything to get rid of most of the crud/oil deposits before moving the parts over to the vapourblaster , U/Sonic is a water/solution bath with high frequency sound passing through it to caurse microscopic bubbles which clean the part . Is idea for cleaning carbs , engine parts etc ... but as stated I try to use it on all . V'blasting is a wet fine silicon bead blaster used to remove corrosion from non-ferrous parts . The water cushions the speed the silicon hits the part , its a very passive process and can be used on engine parts without damage . Cheers Greg check out my website www.vapourblasting.com |
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