I personally would never blast 'glass parts. They are too soft for that. It will probably blast away the surface of the glass, making it thinner and wavy.
Has anyone ever used coal slag media to blast fiberglass parts?
I need to strip some spoiler pieces and a hood scoop. Anyone have any experience using coal slag media on their fiberglass pieces.
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I was thinking that too. I've blasted plastic parts and rubber parts as well with no issues in the past though.TucsonJay said:I personally would never blast 'glass parts. They are too soft for that. It will probably blast away the surface of the glass, making it thinner and wavy.
Very carefully..use a low pressure and a fine grit like 80/100 to blast with..can be done but the pressure used on metal parts will blast glass to nothing in a heartbeat..
Sam
Sam
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