[plane180]

First, apologies if this post doesn't belong here, but i couldn't find any other section where i could ask this question.

With that out of the way, i would like to bead blast some small aluminum items. They range from 3-8 inches in length and width. If somebody has some idle equipment that i can use, and they would like to make some money, please contact me.

For the sake of convenience, i would prefer to stick to Richmond or Vancouver.

Thank you.

[shantz]

Langley U-blast

[falcon]

Came in here to say the same ^^

[plane180]

Appreciate the tip, guys.

[320icar]

Gotta rep langley u-blast. It's worth the drive from Richmond. Super friendly staff who are always willing to help. I've gone there a bunch of times to blast wheels and other various parts
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[fliptuner]

or:

Sure Blast Ltd. Sandblasting - Do-it-yourself, Automotive, Industrial, Commercial, Marine, Household and Burn off Oven (http://www.sureblast.ca/)

[Iron Chef]

How do they charge?
By the hr?

[dared3vil0]

How do they charge?
By the hr?

This. Anybody have an idea what their prices are like?

[fliptuner]

Based on time and media.

How much, idk.

[white rocket]

If you're in Richmond, try Air Strip at Shell and Bridgeport. They do all sorts of blasting. Had a few random car parts and 2 sets of wheels done by them before powdercoating. Pretty cheap if I remember correctly.

[plane180]

Yes, i am in Richmond. My preference would be to help defray the equipment cost of another do-it-yourselfer, but will go the commercial route if nothing pans out.

[Glove]

im in coquitlam, il blast that shit for ya for 20 bones

[fliptuner]

Bump

Gotta rep langley u-blast. It's worth the drive from Richmond. Super friendly staff who are always willing to help. I've gone there a bunch of times to blast wheels and other various parts
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How long did it take you to do a set of wheels? What style were they (obv. a tight mesh style would take a lot longer than flat 5 spoke design)?

Thanks.