Professional Mobile Soda Blasting Services

Licensed & Insured

Non-Abrasive Method

Mobile Services

Local & Regional Services

Baking Soda Media

Soda blasting uses sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as the blasting media instead of sand. This creates a gentler, non-abrasive cleaning process.

Won't Damage Substrates

Unlike sandblasting, soda blasting won't warp metal, damage wood grain, or etch glass. Perfect for delicate surfaces that need gentle treatment.

No Heat Generation

Soda blasting creates minimal friction and heat, making it ideal for automotive panels, fiberglass, and heat-sensitive materials.

Removes Without Damaging

Effectively removes paint, rust, grease, smoke damage, and grime while leaving the underlying surface completely intact and undamaged.

Request Quote

Call us or fill out or form. We'll discuss your project and the surface that needs cleaning.

Assessment & Quote

We evaluate your project to confirm soda blasting is the right method and provide a transparent quote.

We Come To You

Our mobile crew arrives with soda blasting equipment at your location, no transportation needed on your part.

Gentle, Effective Results

Professional soda blasting that cleans thoroughly while protecting your surface from damage.

Smoke Damage & Fire Restoration

This home suffered extensive smoke damage after a fire. Using soda blasting, we safely removed soot, smoke residue, and odor from the floor joists and concrete block walls without causing unnecessary damage to the underlying materials. Soda blasting is one of the most effective methods for restoring fire-damaged structures and preparing them for rebuilding.

Brick Cleaning

Soda blasting is an excellent solution for cleaning brick surfaces while preserving the integrity of the masonry, Whether removing paint, soot, stains, or years of built-up contaminants, our process restores the natural appearance of brick without the aggressive profile left by traditional abrasive blasting.

Log Home Restoration

These log dormers were restored using soda blasting to remove weathered finishes while protecting the wood underneath. Soda blasting is ideal for delicate wood surfaces because it removes old stain, paint, mildew, and contaminants without excessive damage, making it the preferred choice for many restoration projects.

How is soda blasting different from sandblasting?

Soda blasting uses sodium bicarbonate instead of sand or other abrasive media. It's much gentler, won't warp metal or damage delicate surfaces, and is idea for classic cars, wood, and heat-sensitive materials where traditional sandblasting would cause damage.

Will soda blasting damage my classic car's body panels?

No. Soda blasting is specifically preferred for classic car restoration because it removes paint and rust without warping thin body panels or damaging the metal underneath, unlike more aggressive blasting methods.

Is soda blasting safe for fire damage restoration?

Yes, soda blasting is one of the preferred methods for fire and smoke damage restoration. It effectively removes soot and char while being gentle enough not to cause additional structural damage to weakened materials.

How much residue is left after soda blasting?

Since sodium bicarbonate is water-soluble, any residue easily rinses away with water. This makes cleanup simpler compared to sand or bead blasting media, which can be more difficult to fully remove.

Can soda blasting remove rust effectively?

Yes, soda blasting effectively removes surface rust and prepares metal for painting or coating. While it may require more passes than sandblasting for heavy rust, it won't damage the underlying metal structure.

Do you travel outside of Ohio for soda blasting projects?

Yes, while we provide full local service throughout Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Cleveland, we also travel regionally into Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania for classic car restoration, fire damage restoration, and other specialty soda blasting projects. Contact us with your project details to confirm availability.

Dayton Area

• Kettering
• Beavercreek
• Centerville
• Huber Heights
• Miamisburg

Columbus Area

• Dublin
• Westerville
• Grove City
• Hilliard
• Gahanna

Cincinnati Area

• Mason
• West Chester
• Hyde Park
• Blue Ash
• Northern Kentucky