Soda Blasting Rusted Steel Wheels

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This video will show you the results of using a soda blaster on some fire-rusted steel wheels. Soda blasters use course baking soda as their media. This is less abrasive than sand blasting, it's biodegradable, and it has a cleaning effect on the finished product. It can be used on many materials including steel, iron, and wood for dirt, paint, or rust removal.

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3 окт 2024

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@kingroon 2 месяца назад

Great..! I'm tackling some Soda Blasting of a Rusty Old Bumper this weekend coming, and your Video has given me the confidence I needed..!

@MotorSwapDan 3 года назад

Nice quick video thanks my brother from a northern mother

@briangray2869 6 лет назад

That's funny because I keep seeing people claim soda won't strip rust off, yet obviously it can. Also funny it worked so quickly with you just skipping around the part, I'm guessing the longer you stay in one spot the cleaner it will get. Good video, thanks

@torontochris9 6 лет назад

Yes, works pretty well for me. I have another video of a cast iron kettle with heavier rust. It's not a perfect job but does well. These wheels had rust from a fire so it was very superficial.

@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz 5 месяцев назад

It removes loose rust; it will not remove hard rust. If that wheel was blasted to clean metal it would be grey, not black. The black you see is magnetite, the harder layer of rust close to the surface.

@xamaravandoimen7750 4 месяца назад

What size compressor are you using

@GeorgeNadaYT 2 года назад

Amazing

@unknownpresident 4 года назад

No gloves required , plastic surgeon gave him gloves 🤔

@connerbaldwin8405 6 лет назад

good job, good vid, but you should be more careful by wearing gloves, cause those blasters will shoot that powder right up under your skin if you have a foul up, not hating, just saying

@torontochris9 6 лет назад

Very true and a good point

@connerbaldwin8405 6 лет назад

yeah, I've seen brutal results from even just plain old air nozzles, good job on the wheel though :) what are you going to use it for

@torontochris9 6 лет назад

Actually I have 4 of those wheels and they're still unused. This was just a learning exercise for me and I don't have any projects in mind yet. I also have videos for cast iron and wood.

@connerbaldwin8405 6 лет назад

I'd sell them you could probably get good money for them

@phoenix546 6 лет назад

Mate soda wont cleam that properly. Soda never strips the metal back white metal clean. There will always be contaminates in the tiny pores and fissures in the steel surface. Soda is good for paints and body fillers only. You meed to dustless blast that with a rust inhibiting solution and then prime it to truely remove the rust completely.

@simonedubois1525 5 лет назад

Where did you get the nozzle tip at the end of it?

@specialized29er86 5 лет назад

Is reusing the Soda possible.

@torontochris9 5 лет назад

Not advisable even if you could separate the soda from the debris. Unlike sand, the soda particles are partially destroyed in the blasting so the recovered soda would be a smaller particle the second time around.

@tanveeyar 4 года назад

where can I buy the soda machinery - I am looking for one for your proeject

@torontochris9 4 года назад

Here's a link with some starter equipment/material information. You'll have to find a place based on where you live. This link is for a Canadian store chain. It's not cheap. You need the blaster, media, safety equipment, and a good air compressor to get started. www.princessauto.com/en/content/soda-blasting