Cryo / Dry Ice cleaning

Is anyone familiar with Cryo / Dry Ice cleaning for vintage cars? If so, is there anyone in the NE that does this? Everyone that I've seen that does it is in CA or FL.

http://cryodetail.com

https://www.naplesclassiccar.com/cryo-blasting

Jeff,

This thread might help:
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...g-with-dry-ice

Cheers

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Originally Posted by Chuck Miller

Jeff,

This thread might help:
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...g-with-dry-ice

Cheers

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Thanks for the thread Chuck. I'd like to know if anyone does this in the NE. There must be someone in the Philadelphia / Delaware / NJ / New York area.

https://blastcleaningdirectory.com/c...es/usaeast.htm

GREAT resource Peter......

Great list. Thanks Peter.
Most of these are not located in VA. I found one years back in NC that would do it on cost plus a per-mile trip charge both ways. Didn't pursue that. Apparently there is a shop in Baltimore that will do it for "professional" car businesses. One of our former members told me about this yesterday although going to NVA/Baltimore isn't exactly handy.

Found the same list Peter. Checked most of the Jersey ones and they are all for commercial/industrial cleaning. If somebody here does more exhaustive lookup on list, please delineate which ones are automotive.

A serious air compressor is also required. When I contacted the shop in NC it was suggested that one be rented locally to cut down on costs. Not an 80 gallon home-style garage compressor either.;)

Like this:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...g-with-dry-ice

I had mine done several years ago. Believe the photos.

http://www.cryo-werks.com

Guys said pressure wash, degreaser with a wire brush...ONLY way is dry ice.

You can dial in the pressure of the dry ice. It can remove the ink off a business card, NOT damage the paper.

No contaminated water going into the sewer. No electrical damage due to water or moisture/condensation CV boots or whatever. Worth the cost