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Do glass and chrome trim need to be masked off as they do with sand blasting?

April 26, 2017Blasting Chrome glass masked Sand trim

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Do glass and chrome trim need to be masked off as they do with sand blasting?

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Not always. The products being used are not abrasive like sand and will not damage glass, chrome trim or rubber seals. Certain types of plastic trim may be damaged as may specialty coatings on glass such as Low E. If in doubt, it pays to mask the areas to prevent damage later.