Church and Dwight, the company most popular for Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, has a few specialty products that include ARMEX. ARMEX is a cleaning and coating removal system that uses baking soda as an abrasive. It can be used to clean, de-paint and degrease a wide variety of substrates including glass. ARMEX is delivered using either compressed air or water. The Accustrip System soluble media blaster is been designed to meter relatively small amounts of ARMEX soluble blast media into a compressed air stream. The system is equipped to reduce internal moisture that can cause media flow problems. A patented performance nozzle increases stripping rate and reduces media usage. It also is equipped to inject water into the air stream for dust compression and to improve cleaning performance. Several blasting models are available that vary the portability, blasting precision, media storage, and number of available nozzles. It contains free-flow agents that act to reduce the flow problems commonly associated with baking soda-based blast media. A selection of blast media formulas is available, depending on the surface media strength and depth of surface removal desired.