Wow! Amazing job. I am learning as much as I can can, so within a few more months I will be opening a shop in my country in South America. Kudos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Hi Steve I was very impressed with the results and would be interested to see the complete engine from the kawasaki results is there a video available??
Looks amazing. Im running a 170-375 glass mesh from potters and cant come close to that sheen. Id love to know the process on how to clean engine parts prior to assembly. Thank you .
Two questions even after thoroughly cleaning you hear horror story's of media found inside engines. I had vapour blasting on bare hubs and a few other small parts 220 pound! !
@@kentvapourblasting2374 Oh interesting, so it’s water & abrasive. How does it leave such a smooth somewhat glossy finish. Over your normal sandblasted matte finish. My guess would be a finer abrasive?
I was told by an individual that paint can be removed and that I should try using vapor blasting instead of using an aircraft paint remover on an aluminum motorcycle frame that is being prepped for powder coating. I told him that is not what vapor blasting is made for based on researching the process of vapor blasting.
Hi I’m thinking of setting up my own business locally doing this as a part time job. I’m looking at a silent 40cfm compressor which makes barely any noise. How much noise does the actual machine/pump make please
In this video, and in others, you are blasting the machined surfaces. In particular the machined face on the cylinder head. Are you not worried about head gasket leaks after leaving a rough surface?
It doesn't damage the surface he says, he removed the aluminium oxide layer which is way harder than the base material, this guy chats garbage. Never ever blast a bearing surface!!
Is it safe to not isolate the shock absorber piston rod which is chromed and polished for maximum sealant? Even thought the vapour blasting is very gentle with the surface it stil makes microscopic pores in the material or have I forgotten something?
Lol. It's crazy that people are ask8ng what size glass or sand it's using......it's not a sand blaster. It's called VAPOR BLASTING. It's high pressure water.
@Chromatic Moon But what is H20 ? please. What grade (mesh) Alloy oxide and the grade of Glass bead did you use in the video Also how much of each did you put in ? Many Thanks. Rob.
Thank you for the reply. What is the substance comprised of? We have an application for medical mould tool that require a surface clean with no metal removal. Is this pissible?
lovely work, nice purchase but do you not find that most bikers are tight fisted bastards who wouldnt pay their maker? Fond of ringing up for a price but thats as far as it goes
Vapour Blasting Car Cylinder head and Motorcycle Shock Absorber
what do you charge to do that cylinder head please?
Clean shiny like this. What number is Glass.blad sand used? I want to know what number do you use?
Is there any risk of hurting gasket side?
Hello, is there any problem with blasting gasket surface ? I mean for the sealing surface?
Wow! Amazing job. I am learning as much as I can can, so within a few more months I will be opening a shop in my country in South America.
Kudos!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I've been aware of vapour blasting for many years but never saw it done until now. The end results have always been very impressive.
Vapour blasting has always fascinated me! You can make the most grubby dirty engine part etc and make it look new .
Great video.
I think i would enjoy doing that for a living ☺
I do exactly that and it's addictive
For dimension sensitive parts it's got to be the best option. It's beyond a good result.
Hi what's the best way to clean engine block after aqua blast from leftover glass media ?
Hi Steve I was very impressed with the results and would be interested to see the complete engine from the kawasaki results is there a video available??
Looks amazing. Im running a 170-375 glass mesh from potters and cant come close to that sheen. Id love to know the process on how to clean engine parts prior to assembly. Thank you .
This is so satisfying !!!
Very impressive, what´s the media you use for aluminum engines? I did read about nutshell particles, or/and ceramic microespheres...?
Can you please tell me if I want to clean 4 cylinder, cylinder head then how much time will be consume
How loud is the machine?
Hi Steve, how would you insure that all the media is out of the head before re-using it in an engine ?
Two questions even after thoroughly cleaning you hear horror story's of media found inside engines. I had vapour blasting on bare hubs and a few other small parts 220 pound! !
Hello, thank you for video. How much nozzle size,crushed glass fraction size and pressure?
Wow Amazing Very impressed
Sir, what cabinet did you use to make this? I'm planning a new project and came across your video. It seems to work very well!
Is that just high pressured water? I’m confused how it makes it so clean without any chemicals.
Hi, It’s a mixture of water and media, mainly glass beads
@@kentvapourblasting2374 Oh interesting, so it’s water & abrasive. How does it leave such a smooth somewhat glossy finish. Over your normal sandblasted matte finish. My guess would be a finer abrasive?
If you look at Vixen vapour blasting who manufacture the equipment it’s all explained there, I’m only a user not a supplier 😊
40 cfm compressor and vixen setup. Looks an expensive setup.
It is
Clean shiny like this. What number is Glass.blad sand used? I want to know what number do you use?
Which type of slurry pump are you using? I love this process!
Josh Scarborough whatever Vixen uses, it’s a brand new machine
Question. Is there ANY chance that this method could damage any of the Gasket Surfaces? Does Vapor Blasting REMOVE any material? Thanks
Hi, no it won’t damage or remove material
I was told by an individual that paint can be removed and that I should try using vapor blasting instead of using an aircraft paint remover on an aluminum motorcycle frame that is being prepped for powder coating.
I told him that is not what vapor blasting is made for based on researching the process of vapor blasting.
That’s correct Steve
I have no problem removing spray pain and some epoxys but I do not bother with powder coat straight into the dip tank
Can vapor blasting be used only with degreaser and air? I worry about media in small oil holes, threads, etc.
Someone Tell Me is That Machine used Water or What
Things like engine parts in aluminium as the cylinderhead and what not, do you recommend giving it something for protection after?
Surface is sealed, no more protection required
How is the surface seal, seems like you're just using water?
Aluminum alloy parts recommend some type of corrosion inhibitor...like alodine.
@@kentvapourblasting2374are you using glas beads as medium?
How does it work on heavy rust? Like old brake calipers.
Can car gearbox do the same cleaning processing without causing any internal damages? Thanks.
Sorry No, I can’t blank off the apertures
Crikey's mate love your clips, need one for the 31 Packard project, wondering can the cabinets be used for both abrasive and vapour.
Thanks for the comment. No, dry blasting is a different system
Hello, could you tell me what air parameters and media are using? Thanks a lot.
Hi there from empty how much meddium do you put in.? And what size.
What about Iron or Steele Parts? How do you keep it from Flash Rusting?
I only do non ferrous
Eastwood has a product you can spray on after blasting until it's time to paint.
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Hello, respectable sir, what kind of media do you use and does it correspond to aluminum, please help me.
Hi, Glass bead
May I ask what media you are using in the machine?
Glass bead and aluminium oxide
Hi I’m thinking of setting up my own business locally doing this as a part time job. I’m looking at a silent 40cfm compressor which makes barely any noise. How much noise does the actual machine/pump make please
Well you obviously never been to trade show watching one run inside and can’t tell there running
What size compressor are you using?
Like brand new
In this video, and in others, you are blasting the machined surfaces. In particular the machined face on the cylinder head. Are you not worried about head gasket leaks after leaving a rough surface?
There is no damage to the surface
No damages to the surface. It just remove all dirts. That's all
what type of medea are you use with a blasting?
Mainly glass bead and aluminium oxide
Is it normal to blast cam bearing surfaces as you did with your head demonstartion.?
Yes, it doesn’t damage the surface
It doesn't damage the surface he says, he removed the aluminium oxide layer which is way harder than the base material, this guy chats garbage. Never ever blast a bearing surface!!
@@billywilliams6257 glass bead is used for cleaning so it doesnt remove material. There are medias such as ceramics that will
Can buy the unit from you?
Is this applicable for aluminum or iron parts.
Aluminium
wondering what compressor are you using
You need around 40 cfm
@@kentvapourblasting2374 Wow! That's a lot! Thank you for answering. All the best in 2020 and please make more videos with parts you blast.
Good
Can you clean magnesium like this?
Yes
Is it safe to not isolate the shock absorber piston rod which is chromed and polished for maximum sealant? Even thought the vapour blasting is very gentle with the surface it stil makes microscopic pores in the material or have I forgotten something?
It won’t touch chrome, that’s just to demonstrate the process and in reality there’s no call for shocks
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Нищтяк good
Lol. It's crazy that people are ask8ng what size glass or sand it's using......it's not a sand blaster. It's called VAPOR BLASTING. It's high pressure water.
Its......water with glass bead or sand. Youre not too smart are ya
The future is now
It's an old process, at least 50 years old now
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What compressor are you using?
40 cfm
What medium do you use in the steam?
@Bunny Moon What is H2O
@Chromatic Moon But what is H20 ? please. What grade (mesh) Alloy oxide and the grade of Glass bead did you use in the video Also how much of each did you put in ? Many Thanks. Rob.
Parts don't get rusty after this water treatment?
Steel would, this is aluminium. Process is for non ferrous metals
what about valves, valve springs?
@@Sasskin You have to use water soluble rust inhibitor.
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Any abrasives in the medium?
Craig Howe, no
Thank you for the reply. What is the substance comprised of? We have an application for medical mould tool that require a surface clean with no metal removal. Is this pissible?
Craig Howe yes,no problem, visit my website, contact me and send some pictures so I can see the item
@@kentvapourblasting2374 how there's no abrasive? are you saying this is just water/vapour power washing?
@@izoyt pretty sure he is using glass beads or something like that, it's impossible to get that finish just with water...
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lovely work, nice purchase but do you not find that most bikers are tight fisted bastards who wouldnt pay their maker? Fond of ringing up for a price but thats as far as it goes
Haha, I know what you mean but my prices are affordable and a no brainier when restoring 😄
Clean shiny like this. What number is Glass.blad sand used? I want to know what number do you use?