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Sand Blasting vs. Chemical Dip

fablife

fablife

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I'd soda/media blast. I had mine dipped a while back and it was awesome. looked amazing. the down side was, it was not (phosphate or primer) dipped after, so it was bare metal. And as you know, there are areas that will never see primer due to the places you cannot get at, like mentioned before. good luck, JD

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