Question 1

Is dry ice blasting non-abrasive?

Accepted Answer

It is often less abrasive than conventional blast media, but that does not mean it cannot damage a surface. Pressure, particle size, feed rate, distance, angle, dwell time, coatings, substrate condition, and operator decisions matter.

Question 2

Does the process leave anything behind?

Accepted Answer

The dry ice media sublimates, so it does not remain as spent blast material. Removed grease, coating, soil, corrosion products, and other contamination still remain and must be contained and managed.

Question 3

Do you use water or chemicals?

Accepted Answer

The core process does not introduce water and can often work without added cleaning chemistry. Some projects may still need complementary preparation, finishing, or waste-handling steps disclosed in the scope.

Question 4

Can you clean a car at my home?

Accepted Answer

Possibly. Lift needs, access, compressor placement, noise, ventilation, debris control, neighborhood restrictions, and weather determine whether a mobile location is workable.

Question 5

Are the automotive prices final?

Accepted Answer

They are starting prices. Final scope depends on vehicle size, condition, access, contamination, coatings, masking, disassembly, travel, and the requested finish.

Question 6

Why upload photos?

Accepted Answer

Photos help identify geometry, contamination, access, surface condition, and likely exclusions. They improve the first assessment but do not replace an on-site inspection when risk or complexity requires one.

Question 7

Can you clean energized equipment?

Accepted Answer

No blanket promise is made for energized work. Electrical state, lockout/tagout, facility rules, component sensitivity, debris migration, and manufacturer requirements must be reviewed.

Question 8

Can dry ice remove rust?

Accepted Answer

It may remove loose corrosion products and contamination, but it does not replace lost metal and is not automatically a substitute for abrasive surface preparation.

Question 9

Can you clean boat hulls?

Accepted Answer

Selected marine exterior projects may be suitable after material and coating review. A paid test patch may be required because gelcoat, antifouling paint, repairs, composites, and growth vary.

Question 10

Do you clean inside tanks?

Accepted Answer

Interior or confined-space work is not an automatic online service. Entry or atmospheric-hazard requests require a formal capability and safety review and may be declined or completed only with qualified partners.

Question 11

Where do you travel?

Accepted Answer

Dallas–Fort Worth is the launch market. Qualified projects in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and other Texas communities are evaluated for scope and mobilization efficiency.

Know the variables before the pressure.

No universal surface. No universal setting.

Still project-specific?