[NSW] reccomended media blasting

chrisw · 24-08-2009, 07:10 PM

I'm in the market for some media blasting work to be done on a fair few items, ranging from smaller parts to 3 whole motorcycle frames (stripped bare to the frame but still a decent size)

does anyone in the South-West Sydney region have any reccomendations for any companies / people that will offer a decent service for a decent price?

This is fairly important work, and last time I had some parts sandblasted they charged me about $350 for a bike frame, and did a VERY unsatisfactory job (there was nil rust, just needed some paint removed, and assured me that they would be able to remove the paint on the alloy frame without damage... and I received one quite damaged frame back)

EDIT: oh and for reference, im not sure if media blasting or sandblasting would be better for this work, I need some surface rust plus some paint removed from these frames. but paint at the minimum would suffice and I could tackle the surface rust myself.

24-08-2009, 07:10 PM	#1
chrisw 2-Wheeled Weirdo Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: sydney. Car: '09 GT650r Posts: 569 View Photos By: chrisw	[NSW] reccomended media blasting I'm in the market for some media blasting work to be done on a fair few items, ranging from smaller parts to 3 whole motorcycle frames (stripped bare to the frame but still a decent size) does anyone in the South-West Sydney region have any reccomendations for any companies / people that will offer a decent service for a decent price? This is fairly important work, and last time I had some parts sandblasted they charged me about $350 for a bike frame, and did a VERY unsatisfactory job (there was nil rust, just needed some paint removed, and assured me that they would be able to remove the paint on the alloy frame without damage... and I received one quite damaged frame back) EDIT: oh and for reference, im not sure if media blasting or sandblasting would be better for this work, I need some surface rust plus some paint removed from these frames. but paint at the minimum would suffice and I could tackle the surface rust myself.