How long has dry ice blasting been around?

The process of dry ice blasting has actually been around for decades, dating back as early as the 1950s! In terms of automotive detailing, this process has slowly been adopted over the course of recent years, becoming more commonplace as a non-abrasive way to clean all parts of an automobile.

How exactly does dry ice blasting clean my ride?

Dry ice blasting decontaminates your automobile through a mixture of the pressure of kinetic energy (similar to a pressure washer) along with the extreme temperature change that takes place when the dry ice makes contact with room temperature dust, dirt, and grime. Additionally, the transformation of the solid dry ice converting to gas (also known as sublimation) after adhering to the contamination causes it to break apart.

Can you accidentally freeze a surface with dry ice blasting?

Professional interior and exterior detailing teams like ours here at Vehicle Enhancement have extensive experience in delicately detailing with dry ice blasting. Of course, if this process is done carelessly, there is the chance that damage can occur. This is precisely why it is vital for you to select a trusted automotive detailer.

Is dry ice blasting ONLY for exterior auto detailing?

No! Dry ice blasting can be used on ALL areas of cars, trucks, and SUVs. Because the equipment we utilize can be dialed up for heavy exterior grime and dialed back for the most delicate interior surfaces, dry ice blasting is a process that covers all bases. Our exterior and interior detailing team here at Vehicle Enhancement has experience with using dry ice blasting on all types of surfaces.

A Safer and Cleaner Way To Decontaminate Vehicles

Dry Ice Blasting Auto Detailing Services In Dayton, OH

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THE ULTIMATE IN CLEANLINESS - The Future of Automotive Detailing Is Here WITH DRY ICE BLASTING

Here at Vehicle Enhancement of Dayton, Ohio, we are always pushing the envelope in automotive detailing innovation that can bring an even cleaner appearance to all cars, trucks, and SUVs under our care. Most think that hand washing, degreasing, clay-bar decontamination, and other traditional auto detailing processes are the only way to deep clean a vehicle, but there is a new process in town - Dry ice blasting!

On the surface, spraying dry ice onto something like the exterior or even interior of an exotic sports car might sound jarring. But in unboxing HOW the dry ice blasting auto detailing process here at Vehicle Enhancement of Dayton, Ohio works helps clear up this misconception. The dry Ice blasting process lifts dirt and contaminants leaving behind a clean surface.

Explore how our dry ice blasting auto detailing process goes by reviewing some of the benefits and frequently asked questions about this new, revolutionary way to detail any make and model automobile. If you are interested in booking a dry ice blasting service with Vehicle Enhancement, please start by getting a quote from our automotive detailing team and let us know if you have any further questions!

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Dry Ice Blasting Is Highly Beneficial - Here Is Why

No-Waste Process

Dry ice as a substance evaporates as it is utilized during our dry ice blasting auto detailing process. This means that, unlike solvents used to clean undercarriages or the degreasing formulas for engine bay detailing, there is no mess to mop up following auto detailing work. Likewise, this method is odorless for those working on your car, truck, or SUV.

Dry Ice Cleaning Power

Perhaps the term ‘blasting’ is deceiving - Detailing with dry ice is proving to be one of the most non-abrasive cleaning methodologies in the auto detailing industry. The dry ice blasting equipment we implement here at Vehicle Enhancement allows us to dial up or down the intensity of the spray depending on what area we are removing contamination from.

Quick Grime Removal

Heavily soiled areas of a vehicle, such as the undercarriage, can be degreased and completely decontaminated efficiently and expediently. Instead of having our detailing crew spend days trying to cut through heavy dirt, grime, and more that has collected on exterior mechanics and engine parts, our dry ice blasting equipment eliminates those messes with expert precision in a fraction of the time!

Vehicle Enhancement Dry Ice Blasting - Frequently Asked Questions

How long has dry ice blasting been around?

The process of dry ice blasting has actually been around for decades, dating back as early as the 1950s! In terms of automotive detailing, this process has slowly been adopted over the course of recent years, becoming more commonplace as a non-abrasive way to clean all parts of an automobile.
How exactly does dry ice blasting clean my ride?

Dry ice blasting decontaminates your automobile through a mixture of the pressure of kinetic energy (similar to a pressure washer) along with the extreme temperature change that takes place when the dry ice makes contact with room temperature dust, dirt, and grime. Additionally, the transformation of the solid dry ice converting to gas (also known as sublimation) after adhering to the contamination causes it to break apart.
Can you accidentally freeze a surface with dry ice blasting?

Professional interior and exterior detailing teams like ours here at Vehicle Enhancement have extensive experience in delicately detailing with dry ice blasting. Of course, if this process is done carelessly, there is the chance that damage can occur. This is precisely why it is vital for you to select a trusted automotive detailer.
Is dry ice blasting ONLY for exterior auto detailing?

No! Dry ice blasting can be used on ALL areas of cars, trucks, and SUVs. Because the equipment we utilize can be dialed up for heavy exterior grime and dialed back for the most delicate interior surfaces, dry ice blasting is a process that covers all bases. Our exterior and interior detailing team here at Vehicle Enhancement has experience with using dry ice blasting on all types of surfaces.

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