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A LESSON IN CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
Sandblasting and plastic media blasting can only work by continually bombarding the surface of the material with abrasive particulate matter, driven with high pressure and force. The physics of the process dictate that good metal must be consumed with the rust and paint, to get a "cleaner" surface. Rusted, pitted and thin areas are especially vulnerable and therefore warp and weaken. Microscopic iron oxide (rust) particles always remain and therefore are forever trapped under your primer or filler. With REVIVATION, all metal is spared, but the iron oxide (rust) is separated from the iron (metal) leaving bare, clean material. This process includes a water base rust inhibitor to prevent flash rusting. Now any primer or filler will bind to the raw metal 100%. "Walnut Shells" and "plastic" are softer than iron or steel, and can "shine" a smooth piece, but they are not abrasive enough to break the chemical bond of the iron/iron oxide (rust). Therefore, rusty pits remain and potentially can bubble paint or filler. When a DC current is passed through the electrolytic solution used in REVIVATION the chemical bond of the iron/iron oxide is broken and the results are clean, raw metal. No other process can duplicate this true chemical reaction.
SAVINGS
You will be absolutely amazed at how much labor cost you will save....from hundreds to thousands of dollars on a complete restoration... after we are through, it will be ready for either the metal prep solution/primer, some patch work or filler. You can feel confident knowing that you started your project right. With so much to lose and everything to gain, can you ever imagine "sandblasting" or "bead blasting" a frame or fender again? Imagine what the inside of that frame channel looks like without being processed at REVIVATION. So, when starting your next project now you know why ...
RESTORATION STARTS WITH REVIVATION!
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