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Vapor Blast Canterbury for Vapour Blasting

For High Quality Finishing. Vapour blasting or wet blasting is non-destructive which makes it an ideal process for cleaning many components to the highest standard and produces a smooth, satin finish.

Based near Cust, close to Christchurch, Rangiora, Kaiapoi, Amberley, Rolleston, Ohoka, Oxford and Methven.

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Or email us at: info@vaporblast.co.nz

It is always best to give a call first. Phone: 027 329 4056

We're always happy to answer your enquiries. To contact us, please give us a call, submit the form or email us at: info@vaporblast.co.nz

Drop off point

Specialised Auto Services.
10 Seven Mile Drive,
Belfast, Christchurch.

Please call me first.

Pick Ups

We do have a van that's in and around Christchurch twice a week for picking up and dropping off parts and components for Vapor Blast Canterbury, so if we can help you give us a call.

Can I wait

Yes, you can wait while your parts are being vapour blasted in most cases. Just give us a call..

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Address

Vapor Blast Canterbury.
Will Gittoes
179 Leslies Road, Cust,
Canterbury. New Zealand

Phone: 027 329 4056
Email: info@vaporblast.co.nz

Please give us a call first, as often we are picking up and dropping off parts and components for Vapour Blasting.

Drop off point

Specialised Auto Services.
10 Seven Mile Drive,
Belfast, Christchurch.

Please call me first.
Phone: 027 329 4056

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Vapour Blasting

Vapour blasting, also known as Aqua, Vapor, Wet Honing, Water and Wet blasting, is a great way to restore metal components to a "like new" condition, cleaning to the highest standard and produces a smooth, satin finish.

Vapour blasting uses water and mildly abrasive media to clean metal surfaces without actually wearing away any of the metal - unlike sand-blasting which is a far more destructive process. The end result is a far finer finish and no abrasive media is left behind because it is all washed away with the water.