Car dry ice blasting near me

Dry ice cleaning for cars is the future for high-end automotives. We can now clean vehicle surfaces like never before.

Dry Ice is environmentally friendly, creates no secondary waste, and most importantly is non-abrasive. We are able to clean areas that could only be cleaned before with a pressure washer, chemicals or steam which aren't the best solution to use around wiring harnesses and electrical components.

The process cleans but doesn't harm factory markings or decals underneath the dirt. This is perfect for survivor vintage vehicles that you want to make as clean as possible without ruining the patina from over-polishing or using harsh cleaners.

Our Maryland dry ice cleaning services start at $250/hour with an 8-hour minimum for a full undercarriage detailing. But please contact us with your project to see how we can fit our service into your budget.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Haven't I Heard About This Before Now?

While many in the dry ice blasting business have come before us, until we further refined the process and methods beginning May of 2019, it simply wasn’t effective enough for most discerning vehicle owners.

Where Does All Of The Dirt Go After Cleaning?

In the air and eventually on every horizontal surface surrounding the work! Including the floor of course.

How Does Dry Ice CleanMy Car?

Without the use of water, very effectively! There are 3 main factors which can effectively be leveraged to clean most surfaces.

Kinetic energy of the dry ice pellets
The -109 degree temperature which causes unwanted particles to shrink and lose adhesion
The thermal expansion of solid CO2 from a gas which is literally like a miniature bomb going off on the substrate or surface!

Introduction to Dry Ice Cleaning

Our Technology Creates Amazing Transformations

Introduction to Dry Ice Cleaning

Our Technology Creates Amazing Transformations

1979 Mercedes Benz 240D

Porsche 996

2008 BMW M6 Conv

1987 Porsche 928S4

2009 Bentley Brooklands Coupe

2008 Ferrari F430 Spider

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We decided at the beginning of our careers to make our relationships the primary focus of our business. It hasn’t always been the easiest or most cost effective. But it certainly allows us the good fortune to work with the industries finest individuals. We are grateful and blessed.

How much does it cost to clean an engine with dry ice?

Simply add $50 worth of dry ice to the machine and point the nozzle at the area you want to clean, then pull the trigger. The ultra-cooled air is blasted onto the metal, freezing any unwanted material and eventually removing it.

Is dry ice cleaning safe for cars?

No damage to the surface of the car: at the molecular size, dry ice can clean the car's surface as much as possible without causing damage to the exterior paint. However, to ensure that the paint is not affected, you need to adjust a few necessary parameters before cleaning.

How long does it take to dry ice blast a car?

The average job takes between five and seven hours, depending on how significant the filth is. He noted that access is key, so a rotisserie car rotator is ideal, but a lift can help you get to the right areas of the vehicle.

Is dry ice blasting better than sandblasting?

Dry ice blasting offers various benefits compared to sandblasting, the most important being that dry ice blasting is non-abrasive. This means that the surface will not be damaged during material removal when using dry ice. Sandblasting can be a very abrasive method and will damage the surface while removing materials.

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