Dryced: Dry Ice Blasting Certification - Automotive

Course Duration: 1 Day (Hands-On & Theory)
Certification: Dry Ice Blasting Technician Certification

Read Top 10 Reasons to get Certified in Dry Ice Blasting 

Step into the future of eco-friendly surface cleaning with Dryced, the ultimate 1-day certification program in dry ice blasting, powered by The Tint Academy.

This intensive, hands-on course is designed to get you trained, certified, and business-ready in just one day. You’ll learn the science behind dry ice blasting, how to safely operate professional equipment, pricing and quoting jobs, and how to land high-paying commercial, automotive, and restoration contracts.

Whether you’re looking to expand your detailing or tinting business, launch a new side hustle, or dive full-time into this high-demand industry, Dryced gives you the tools, knowledge, and certification to succeed.

💼 Income Potential:

• Side Hustle: $500–$1,500 per week part-time

• Full-Time: $5,000–$12,000+ per month

• Many technicians earn $150–$300 per hour on commercial and restoration jobs.

Dry ice blasting services are in growing demand across industries like automotive detailing, fire & mold restoration, food-grade equipment cleaning, and more.

🧩 Who This Course is For:

• Automotive & detailing professionals

• Tint installers looking to expand services

• Entrepreneurs launching a cleaning business

• Fire/mold restoration companies

• Anyone looking for a low-competition, high-ROI service business

No prior experience required – just a drive to learn and grow.

Join the Dryced movement and turn compressed CO₂ into cold, hard cash.

Dry ice blasting has a number of significant advantages compared to traditional detailing methods, making it an increasingly popular choice in the automotive and cleaning industries. Here’s a breakdown of the key benefits:

1. Eco-Friendly & Non-Toxic

• No Chemicals Needed: Dry ice blasting uses solid CO₂ pellets as the cleaning medium, making it an entirely chemical-free process. This is ideal for environmentally conscious businesses and customers looking for safe, non-toxic alternatives to harsh chemicals.

• No Residue: Unlike water-based cleaning methods, dry ice blasting leaves no residue behind, reducing the need for post-cleaning rinsing or chemical disposal.

2. Superior Cleaning Power

• Deep Clean, No Scrubbing: Dry ice blasting can remove dirt, grime, grease, oil, and even contaminants like mold or soot without damaging delicate surfaces. It effectively cleans hard-to-reach places that other methods (such as pressure washing or manual scrubbing) may miss.

• Fast & Efficient: Dry ice blasting can clean large areas or intricate components much faster than traditional methods, allowing for greater productivity and lower labor costs.

3. Surface Safety

• Non-Abrasive: Since dry ice pellets sublimate (turn directly from solid to gas) upon contact with the surface, there’s no abrasive wear, ensuring surfaces remain undamaged. This is especially crucial for delicate automotive parts, electronics, or historic restorations where conventional methods could cause scratches or wear.

• No Water Damage: Unlike pressure washing, dry ice blasting doesn’t use water, eliminating the risk of water damage to sensitive equipment, machinery, or surfaces.

4. Time & Labor Efficiency

• Faster Cleanups: The cleaning process is typically quicker than traditional methods like pressure washing or hand scrubbing, meaning jobs are completed in less time, and you can take on more clients or projects.

• Minimal Downtime: Dry ice blasting is non-invasive. It doesn’t require the disassembly of machines or components, reducing downtime for businesses that rely on machinery and equipment to stay operational.

5. Versatility Across Industries

• Automotive Detailing: It’s ideal for cleaning engine bays, wheel wells, upholstery, and hard-to-reach areas without damaging the vehicle’s paint or surfaces.

• Restoration: Dry ice blasting is extremely effective for fire and water damage restoration, cleaning mold, soot, and smoke residues without causing further damage.

• Food & Manufacturing: In industries like food processing or pharmaceuticals, where cleanliness is paramount, dry ice blasting can be used to remove build-up in machinery and production lines without introducing water or chemicals into the process.

6. No Waste Disposal Issues

• Sublimation: Dry ice pellets don’t leave any waste behind because they sublimate into gas. This means there’s no need to dispose of cleaning solvents, used chemicals, or excess materials—something that traditional cleaning methods like power washing require.

7. Improved Safety

• Reduced Fire Risk: In some industries, dry ice blasting is a safer alternative to traditional methods like abrasive blasting, which can generate sparks or heat that may pose fire risks.

• Less Exposure to Harmful Substances: Without the need for chemicals or water, there’s no risk of inhaling dangerous fumes, and workers are not exposed to hazardous waste, reducing the overall health risks of cleaning.

8. Cost-Effective in the Long Run

• Lower Operating Costs: Although the equipment for dry ice blasting can require an initial investment, the long-term cost savings are significant. The process uses minimal consumables (dry ice pellets), and the time saved on jobs can translate to more jobs completed in a shorter amount of time, improving your overall profit margins.

• Longer Equipment Lifespan: Because dry ice blasting is non-abrasive and doesn’t involve harsh chemicals or water, it can help extend the life of the equipment and surfaces being cleaned, which is a key benefit for industries dealing with high-end machinery or vehicles.

Why It’s Perfect for Detailing:

• Thorough Clean Without Scrubbing: In automotive detailing, dry ice blasting gets into the nooks and crannies of an engine or wheel well, areas that are challenging to clean with brushes or cloths.

• No Risk to Paintwork: Dry ice blasting won’t scratch or damage the paintwork on vehicles, unlike abrasive techniques such as sandblasting, making it an excellent option for high-end cars, detailing, or even restoring classic vehicles.