Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

[ToXicXxX]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

And Walnut Blasting is commong for more than just intake valves. Being that it is a softer media than sand or bead blasting.

I like to blast my icecream with it.


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[saabhutter]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

Is this something that is requested in the manual or something that is a result of poor engineering?

[R_Ethug]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

crazy! i've never heard of such a practice until googling it today.. seems you can use it on painted walls,fences, etc

interesting.

[BaggedGLI]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

I like the idea of dry ice blasting.

[saabhutter]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

crazy! i've never heard of such a practice until googling it today.. seems you can use it on painted walls,fences, etc

interesting.

They use it on "American Restoration" occasionally. I've heard it referenced with cars, but this thread is the first time I've actually read about what its purpose is in an automotive context.

[ToXicXxX]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

Is this something that is requested in the manual or something that is a result of poor engineering?

Something all direct injection cars seem to need... If they sold it with a catch can it wouldn't happen... But like any average joe is gonna deal with a catch can

[T-Dubbs]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

http://forums.beyond.ca/st/378392/a-...y-bmw-n54-335/

[witchcraftz]

Re: Does anyone in Calgary walnut blast?

Yeah, it's not that uncommon. Walnut shells are actually used to add traction to some types of tires.
http://www.toyotires.ca/technology/microbit-technology

and you can buy the medium just about anywhere.
http://www.princessauto.com/pal/en/A...sive/8275398.p