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Maybe Im way off base here.. But I don't have any first hand experience with it but I have seen it done with Mold removal..it's great stuff for that! Here is a site that does it here in Maine, Maybe they can give you some info on what other type of material it would work on.etc.. Hope it helps a little..
I've used it before to clean industrial machinery for painting. Worked good and evaporated fully after spraying. Of course all the rust and scale debris will still be there. Another positive is that it is cold as sprayed.
I is great when you cannot have sand or glass left behind
and does not cause heat warpage or the metal eaten
soda or walnut shells also do not eat the metal
We ice blast stuff stuff where I work, we also glass bead blast... there's pro's and cons to both
the main reason I wouldn't ice blast a car is the obvious one: ice blasting is cold.... really, really cold, and it will cause condensation on the piece that you clean. Pretty much everything we ice blast flash rusts in the blink of an eye
but if it's dirty, greasy, grimey or moldy ice blasting is awesome, you can pretty much peel it off layer by layer. but if it's thick rust or enamel paint plan on spending some time, bead blasting will eat through it a lot quicker
and to answer that... I'd ice blast individual components if they just need cleaned up.. I found the original gas cap to my Charger wedged in with the filler neck, ice blasting wouldn't touch it, but bead blasting did good on it