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Corvette’s

Fiberglass

Paint removal from a Corvette isn’t easy no matter how you do it. So how do you get the paint off a Corvette with out damaging the gel coat? Hand sanding is one option, but that takes a long time and it is hard to get an even finish. Chemicals would soak into the fiberglass causing new problems.

At A to Z Soda Blasting we specialize in removing paint from Vette’s. Our years of experience and trained technicians know the proper methods and techniques required to remove only the thin coat of paint.

If you are going to restore a fine Corvette, make sure you choose not only the right method, but the right guy’s who know how to do it!

 

Remember, anybody can soda blast, but not anybody can strip a corvette! Lack of knowledge, improper settings and the wrong media choice can leave you with more problems and cost than you started with.

At A to Z Soda Blasting we understand how important it is to remove the paint with out causing additional problems. That is why professional Corvette restorers and individuals have chosen

 A to Z Soda Blasting as their choice when it comes to professional Corvette paint removal.

 

When it comes to Corvette’s, we treat them like they were ours!

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