Media blasting of flexible plastic bodywork?

I'd like to remove the paint from the flexible plastic bumpers and sideskirts on my !992 Mustang GT. I figure that it would be a good idea to clean all the old paint from the bodywork so that the paint chips and other defects in the original paint doesn't come back to haunt me when I get the car repainted. Is anyone familiar with media blasting with plastic media?
Gary

I would be careful and turn down the air pressure hold the gun a little farther away and do a test as not to warp the piece.I do alot of glass beading in my cabinet,but not to experenced on plastic.Just take it slow and you should be alright.

I had mine soda blasted, worked real good but expensive.

Race Ready Fabrications wrote:I had mine soda blasted, worked real good but expensive.

Soda blasting does a great job, but bring a big billfold! I didn't ask what it was going to cost on a recent job I had done, to say I was shocked by the bill would be an understatement!

cost me $200 for the frt & rear bumper covers
Frank

Frank Merkl wrote:cost me $200 for the frt & rear bumper covers
Frank

What did they use to blast them?
Gary

100-200 grit glass
Frank