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Old 12-10-2021, 05:05 PM
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Default Dry Ice Blasting My Z 28 Before and After
After all my research, I finally got my z dry ice blasted. The Zebart under coating was all ways a concern on the orginality. We did it inside my shop and I would not advise it !!!!!!! What a mess !!!!! Here are some before and after pics. As you all can see it is a unmolested 54,000 mile car. Thanks Joe PS car still for sale !
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Old 12-10-2021, 05:12 PM
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Fantastic! Your car was heavily undercoated and looks excellent. Well worth it ... Congratulations!
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Where did you obtain the equipment?
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Old 12-10-2021, 08:51 PM
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That looks great!! Thanks for posting the pics. I was wondering how good it would do on undercoating.
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Much better, that’s a great result.
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How many hours did it take to do it?

Was the mess mixed with water? Or was it dry?
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Turned out pretty nice … If it was Ziebarted did they put the plugs in the door jambs & doors to treat the hidden areas?
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Remarkable difference…
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That is amazing !
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How many hours did it take to do it?

Was the mess mixed with water? Or was it dry?
Dry Ice Blasting uses frozen CO2 (carbon dioxide). No water. No residue from the Dry Ice.
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