Sodium Bicarbonate Extra Coarse 22.68kg (for Soda Blasting)

Using Sodium Bicarbonate for Soda Blasting:

Soda blasting is a non-destructive cleaning method that uses sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as an abrasive to remove coatings, dirt, and contaminants from surfaces. In Australia, it's widely used for automotive restoration, marine cleaning, graffiti removal, and industrial applications.

Benefits of Soda Blasting

✅ Gentle on Surfaces: Ideal for soft metals, wood, and delicate materials.
✅ Non-Toxic & Eco-Friendly: Biodegradable and water-soluble.
✅ Non-Corrosive: Won’t damage metal surfaces like harsher abrasives.
✅ Effective on Oil & Grease: Cleans engines, machinery, and industrial parts.

Where to Use Soda Blasting in Australia

🚗 Automotive: Removes paint, rust, and grease without warping metal.
⛵ Marine: Cleans fibreglass, hulls, and anti-fouling coatings.
🏡 Buildings: Removes graffiti, mould, and old paint.
🏭 Industrial: Cleans machinery, food-processing equipment, and delicate components.

How to Use Sodium Bicarbonate for Soda Blasting

1. Choose the Right Blasting Equipment

   • Use a dedicated soda blaster (not a sandblaster).
   • Ensure an adjustable pressure system (30–90 PSI).

2. Select the Correct Grade of Soda

   • Medium to fine-grade blasting soda is best for most applications.
   • Available at hardware stores, industrial suppliers, and online retailers in Australia.

3. Prepare the Surface

   • Remove excess dirt or loose paint before blasting.
   • Use proper protective gear (mask, gloves, goggles).

4. Blasting Process

   • Maintain a consistent distance of 15–30 cm from the surface.
   • Adjust pressure to avoid damaging delicate materials.

5. Cleanup

   • Rinse with water or wipe away residue.
   • Dispose of used soda responsibly (biodegradable but may contain contaminants).

Disclaimer: Please seek expert advise before using sodium bicarbonate and dont depend on information on this page that may have errors or not be suited to your exact use case.

Disclaimer: This type of sodium bicarb is not suitable for pools, please alternatives below.