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Date: March 2026 - We get calls about removing paint from brick. It can be done, but know that bricks are different and results are different. It can be done, but it is not the fastest process.
Date: March 2026 - Ooohhh, got a sticker on there!
Date: March 2026 - Ohhh... got a van this week! Woop, woop! Makes my running around much easier for me! Still great dry ice blasting services, but I don't have to jump through 20 hoops before and after each job. Spent a lot of time this weekend cleaning it up, fixing stuff and now we're ready to get out there and do some dry ice blasting!
Date: March 2026 - Learned that dry ice blasting can remove the sticky residue left behind on automotive painted parts - such as the glue / sticker type material used to hold down trim pieces. It comes off so easily, saves so much time and elbow grease from trying to do it by hand.
Date: Februray 2026 - Updated hoses for the blaster to capture more pressure and CFM from the compressor. It's all the small details that make the overall performance allow for better cleaning. Did some work cleaning up a car on a rotissary, which really made the cleaning easier for me - less weird bending over backward Yoga moves.
Date: January 2026! Happy New Year! Finished up a Porsche from late December (customer needed to reinstall the engine and drivetrain). BAM! Man, that looks soooo good!
Date: December 2025 Happy New Year folks! It's been a busy time of year, and I thought (just a little bit) that requests for dry ice cleaning would slow down. Well, not so much. And, the day after Christmas, the phone rang A LOT! I did get to clean another private jet, which is always an amazing experience. Here's to 2026 and more dry ice pellets flying through the air!
Date: October 28th 2025 Ah, now I'm trying to post the new stuff at the top, instead of having you scroll to the bottom. Geeze, getting a little smarter everyday - Haha! Anyway, another rare car was cleaned - there was an oil leak on the bottom and it was going for a photo shoot for Bring-a-Trailer pictures. It was a super quick turn around request, and we accomplished that.
Front DRIVER's side on the right...
After some dry ice blasting (see what I did there with the "drivers side right" comment?
Date: April 5th, 2024
Dry Ice Cleaning a Dirtbike [Before]
Dry Ice Cleaning a Dirtbike [Before]
Dry Ice Cleaning a Dirtbike [After]
Dry Ice Cleaning a Dirtbike [After]
Here's some motorcycle electrical parts getting dry ice cleaned [Before]
Here's some motorcycle electrical parts getting dry ice cleaned [Before]
Here's the same motorcycle electrical parts dry ice cleaned [After]
Here's the same motorcycle electrical parts dry ice cleaned [After]
BONUS: You don't have to worry about water and soap damage to your electrical parts!
BONUS: You don't have to worry about water and soap damage to your electrical parts!
May 11th:
New Images of Before and After Dry Ice Cleaning in Denver!
This 2016 Volvo XC90 was pretty clean to begin with, but if you look closely, you see "factory new-looking" parts compared to the old.
Here's a close up compairison on the alternator. It had this black soot that would not come off, even with trying to scrape it. Dry Ice Blasting made a nice improvement, and no concern about damaging any electrical parts.
Before and After Dry Ice Cleaning
Before and After Dry Ice Cleaning
Look on the internet and you will find all sorts of posts on before and after photos of dry ice cleaning your car or industrial area. We have saved you the trouble of going any further by sharing with you some befe and afters. Some are ours, some we have borrowed from other dry ice cleaning experts. Just look at the differences.
Photo source: industrial.thompsonind.com
Date: March 27, 2024
© Iredia C. Ekhato Photography
The Advantages of Dry Ice Cleaning for Your Car
The Advantages of Dry Ice Cleaning for Your Car
When it comes to car detailing, ensuring a thorough and effective cleaning process is essential for maintaining your vehicle's appearance and performance. While traditional methods have merits, there's a cutting-edge solution that's rapidly gaining traction in the industry: dry ice cleaning. Unlike conventional techniques that rely on water or chemicals, dry ice cleaning utilizes solid carbon dioxide (CO2) pellets to blast away dirt, grease, and grime with remarkable precision. å
Let's explore the benefits of incorporating dry ice cleaning into your car maintenance routine, particularly for hard-to-reach areas like the engine, undercarriage, and wheel wells.
Precision Cleaning: Dry ice cleaning is incredibly effective at targeting even the most stubborn contaminants clinging to your car's surfaces. The high-velocity impact of the dry ice pellets causes rapid thermal expansion, creating mini-explosions that lift away dirt without damaging delicate components. This precision ensures thorough cleaning without the risk of abrasion or corrosion, making it ideal for sensitive areas like the engine bay.
Non-Abrasive and Environmentally Friendly: Unlike harsh chemicals or abrasive brushes, dry ice cleaning is entirely non-abrasive. It won't scratch paintwork or corrode metal surfaces, preserving the integrity of your vehicle's exterior. Furthermore, since dry ice sublimates upon contact, there's no secondary waste to dispose of, making it an environmentally friendly option for eco-conscious car owners.
Efficient Degreasing: Engine bays and undercarriages are notorious breeding grounds for grease and oil buildup, which can impede performance and accelerate wear over time. Dry ice cleaning effectively removes these contaminants without leaving behind any residue, restoring optimal functionality and extending the lifespan of critical components.
Thorough Decontamination: Wheel wells often harbor dirt, mud, and road salt, posing a threat to both aesthetics and structural integrity. Dry ice cleaning penetrates deep into these recesses, dislodging debris and neutralizing corrosive agents that can cause rust and deterioration. By eliminating hidden contaminants, you can safeguard your investment and maintain a pristine appearance for years to come.
Time and Cost Savings: Traditional cleaning methods often require disassembly or extensive manual labor to achieve satisfactory results. In contrast, dry ice cleaning is a rapid and efficient process that minimizes downtime and labor costs. Because it can clean intricate components without dismantling, you can enjoy significant time savings while maximizing the value of your detailing investment.
Want to learn more or have questions, reach out to Adam!
Ah, shucks, it's been a hot minute... we've been blasting! It's the end of September 2024, and things have been busy. I'm trying to keep up with the social media and posting / adding here. Had my blaster have a small issue at our last job, but the amazing customer service folks with Karcher / Surpass helped me out. Got it all sorted quickly. Cheers!
Dry ice cleaning and rust... 10/20/2024. We get a lot of calls about rust removal. I had the opportunity to do some rust removal testing over this weekend. I'm working on posting video / images, but I'm not sure I got ones. Long story short, our equipment can remove very light rust. The rust in this image to the left, looked just a little cleaner. However, dry ice cleaning does remove anything that is loose, and therefore could create a better surface for paint / undercoating.
Geez, here we go again! Months go by and I've been busy enough to forget to update this website. Please forgive me :) We've been cleaning a lot of cars and looking at a lot of smoke mitigation projects. We did price a massive job for a warehouse space that was getting a make-over, probably the first time in 60 years. There was grease, grime, muck all over the ceiling which was 35' off the floor. We didn't do the work, but the contractor did want to hire us (they called us too late in their scope for us to fit into the project correctly).
September 2025 - I'm remembering my blog! Better type some stuff and upload more pictures. The real news is a new dry ice blaster. It should be here this week. I've had a demo unit of what I bought and it blew me away how much more work I can preform with this step up in power. I'm looking forward to all the new opportunities to clean stuff!!
Been cleaning some fancy RV's. Really impressive rides - sometimes north of $300,000. It makes for a long day rolling around on your back, but we get it done. I sure would prefer it to be on a lift though!
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