Many of you may be asking yourselves, what is soda blasting? In the sandblasting industry, other media are typically used instead of traditional sand due to their abrasive qualities. The first successful use of soda came around in 1972 when New York engineers had to remove rust from the copper plates on the Statue of Liberty without causing any harm – a revolutionary moment for this technology at that time!

Soda blasting was the key to unlocking a satisfactory outcome. This process involves high-volume, low-pressure technology that can be performed wet or dry, depending on preference and material type. When the soda media is applied to any surface, it reacts with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) which creates an explosion of energy capable of removing debris without damaging the original structure – hence why it’s so popular for cleaning jobs!