Dry Ice blasting

[Charley Lillard]

I don't think they worried about that Fram filter too much.

[1967Z28]

The results look terrific on both vehicles. My maroon '67 Z is in need of having this done so I appreciate all the pics. Were the exhaust manifolds left open like that at the bottom or were they capped off during the process?

[ls6owner]

This looks terrific! I would really like to find someone closer and in Canada that I could take the L-78 Chevelle to. I'll be watching to see what Bob (chevelleheart) thinks of the folks in Calgary who do this, if he decides to go ahead.
Oliver

[grantprix]

Incredible results! Would love to have this done on my '67.

[x33rs]

Would have been neat to scale the car before and after. That's a lot of gunk gone.

[jeffschevelle]

Love it.

Notice the black rear brake drums, further proving what I have had to argue with some folks about for years, that the entire axle was painted black at the axle plant AFTER it was assembled there. I have a survivor 67 Camaro that shows the same details, as well as multiple survivor 65-67 Chevelles

And the black starter nose - blacked with a cap or mask over only the very end where the drive gear is, bare part not visible after mounted!

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by jeffschevelle

Love it.

Notice the black rear brake drums, further proving what I have had to argue with some folks about for years, that the entire axle was painted black at the axle plant AFTER it was assembled there. I have a survivor 67 Camaro that shows the same details, as well as multiple survivor 65-67 Chevelles

And the black starter nose - blacked with a cap or mask over only the very end where the drive gear is, bare part not visible after mounted!

Ditto Jeff, that is correct!!

[Charley Lillard]

Interior came out nice. He did ice blast on the comfort and steam on most everything else.

[DW31S]

Price of poker just went up on that blue Camaro! What a car!

[TimG]

That's amazing.