Soda Blasting uses compressed air to propel the media onto the area to be cleaned. When the media comes in contact with the contaminant on the substrate, the sodium bicarbonate particles explode. The resulting release of energy disrupts the contaminant on the surface leaving the substrate completely unaffected.



Baking Soda has always been synonymous with household cleaning, but following the successful cleaning of the Statue of Liberty, a whole new career for the media began.

Over the years, numerous applications for Soda Blasting have been discovered, and many of the media’s amazing properties exploited.