[DeTomaso] NPC. Wet blaster video

[Mike Thomas]

Questions:

What about the environmental?  Looks like you're just letting the water and old paint runoff into the grass.  Shouldn't this be done in an area where the runoff can be captured for any hazmats?
Does the paint need to be treated ahead of time with any kind of a softener beforehand?
What about something like a unibody Pantera that has lots of areas to catch water where you may not want it or have trouble getting it out?  I suppose that's not too much of a problem if you are only stripping the exterior, but we all know how the Pantera loves water.

Mike Thomas
VP, POCA
VP, Panteras Northwest
Yellow ’74 #6328







-----Original Message-----
From: DeTomaso [mailto:detomaso-bounces at poca.com] On Behalf Of Rob Dumoulin
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2014 10:01 AM
To: DeTomaso Mail List
Subject: [DeTomaso] NPC. Wet blaster video

Guys,

As I stated a few weeks ago, I started a wet blasting business on the side.
The unit I purchased is phenomenal. Check out how easy it is to strip a car.  Keep in mind that the surface cools as it strips and the depth profile is very tunable.  The aluminum front clip being stripped is from a bristol.

  Bristol Front Clip (Rear) http://youtu.be/jxsBN4ACqDc  Bristol Front Clip
(Front) http://youtu.be/mrT_ttcY0BM


Rob DuMoulin
904.476.8744