Latest case study • 29 July 2026
Large Steel Connecting Rod: Vapour Blasting and ACF-50
See a rusted 30cm steel conrod before and after VMC vapour blasting, followed by corrosion-inhibiting ACF-50 treatment.
View the conrod case study →Workshop advice • Real VMC examples
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Latest article • 29 July 2026
Does Vapour Blasting Remove Rust, Paint and Corrosion?
Find out when vapour blasting can clean oxidised aluminium, when paint needs extra preparation, and when dry abrasive blasting is the better route.
Read the rust, paint and corrosion guide →
Practical guide • 29 July 2026
Is Vapour Blasting Safe for Aluminium Engine Parts?
A practical guide to suitable aluminium components, full stripping, fine-media risks, sensitive areas and what VMC needs to see before quoting.
Read the aluminium safety guide →Process guide
Vapour Blasting vs Sandblasting
Understand the difference between wet and dry processes and which route may suit your component, material and required finish.
Compare the two processes →Quote guide
How to Photograph Parts for a Blasting Quote
See which angles, measurements and condition details help VMC assess suitability, price and likely turnaround accurately.
Read the photo guide →Real workshop work
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Browse real automotive, motorcycle, marine and restoration components with practical notes about their condition and finish.
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