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Dry as a powder, like any other abrasive medium. The soda crystals aren't very hard though, so they break up when hitting the metal, which is why it's gentler than sandblasting.1303Steve wrote:Hi
A question about soda blasting. Is the soda applied wet or dry?
Steve
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