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Blasting and Priming Options in Sydney, NSW

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey guys, I have a Porsche 912 shell and some loose panels that need a complete blasting (no acid dips) and I would also require a full prime as well. Would love to know which shops are well respected in the community. Thanks! Trung

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Been a while, but back when I was restoring old metal... Vinny Tang @ MK Sandblasting was the go to guy...

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Hey @daretobedifferent how did you go with this? I'm in a similar position myself, looking for a good option. Thanks. JC

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