I can't tell you how many videos I have watched and searched for to see DIY frame sandblast that went as Great as this guy. THERE IS NONE!!! You just can't match a Pro Sandblast Guy with all the Proper Equipment and the Speed at which he does it. Unless you want to spend a week with a Harbor Freight Toy Sandblast Kit, This IS the Way To Go. It's worth at least $1000 to do it and get it done so you can move on and coat that metal as fast as you can. I agree, their prices can be expensive but it's all about saving Blood, Sweat, Time and Money. Do it once the right way and move on. That's what I've learned from TH-cam Videos. If anyone knows of a better solution than that, please let me know. I also am NOT a fan of POR 15 but I would use epoxy primer , 2-3 coats with sanding as smooth as you can get it followed by 2-3 coats of SEM Hot Rod Black Satin Paint. I've seen the results and it looks as good as powder coating. Unless it's just a show car or truck, then just have it powder coated. Suggestions Wanted. Thanks.
Long story short the car drove perfectly strait and rode like a Cadillac! and the steering and suspension was all Ok In the name of time and money we decided to do it this way get it painted and do the suspension when doing all the driveline upgrades. Thanks for the comment
I could watch this all day , sand blasting is the only way to go
I can't tell you how many videos I have watched and searched for to see DIY frame sandblast that went as Great as this guy. THERE IS NONE!!! You just can't match a Pro Sandblast Guy with all the Proper Equipment and the Speed at which he does it. Unless you want to spend a week with a Harbor Freight Toy Sandblast Kit, This IS the Way To Go. It's worth at least $1000 to do it and get it done so you can move on and coat that metal as fast as you can. I agree, their prices can be expensive but it's all about saving Blood, Sweat, Time and Money. Do it once the right way and move on. That's what I've learned from TH-cam Videos. If anyone knows of a better solution than that, please let me know. I also am NOT a fan of POR 15 but I would use epoxy primer , 2-3 coats with sanding as smooth as you can get it followed by 2-3 coats of SEM Hot Rod Black Satin Paint. I've seen the results and it looks as good as powder coating. Unless it's just a show car or truck, then just have it powder coated. Suggestions Wanted. Thanks.
Agreed just the aggravation factor with handheld blasters is enough for me. This guy charged 600 so well worth it! Thanks for the comment!
How can I contact you ? I’m interested in this service done for my el Camino
Why didn’t you remove all the suspension turn the frame over and do a complete job ???
Long story short the car drove perfectly strait and rode like a Cadillac! and the steering and suspension was all Ok In the name of time and money we decided to do it this way get it painted and do the suspension when doing all the driveline upgrades. Thanks for the comment