KA-T_240;310389 wrote:
He is where I bring everything I can't fit in the blaster in my shop. Depending on what you are wanting blasted.

I can see wheels taking 4-5 hours. Many variables to think about(size, how many spokes/design, what they are coated in, what type of media is used in the blaster). It took us well over an hour to blast my BBS and I has stripped as much of the coating off as possible.

I guess this is true, I might have just been a little upset becuase it took them about a week to even come around to the thought of maybe starting them...but i guess for sandblasting they did a pretty good job.

XJHEAD;310350 wrote:
You could try these guys too. We use to use them years ago. I am not sure if they still do the smaller stuff or not. They may blast them when they have some larger stuff to do at the same time.

Schefter's Sandblasting Paint‎

He is where I bring everything I can't fit in the blaster in my shop. Depending on what you are wanting blasted.

I can see wheels taking 4-5 hours. Many variables to think about(size, how many spokes/design, what they are coated in, what type of media is used in the blaster). It took us well over an hour to blast my BBS and I has stripped as much of the coating off as possible.

Schefter's Sandblasting Paint‎

Mazdaboy;310323 wrote:
I just had a set of wheels sandblasted at Neals Industrial Painting, they did a good job...but the office smells like tequilla and corona and the people are just a little sketchy, and they tried tellin me it took them five hours to sandblast the wheels, which I find hard to believe...but if you stay on top of them they will get it done after a few days

Sandblasting isnt as easy as you think. And yes for the most part they are alcoholics.