panels the side of skin 20 or 42 not visible to the user often has a layer of foam adhered thereto increasing the level of deformation by blaster 48 to the side of skin 20 or 42 where the layer of foam is to be adhered beyond mere gloss reduction is useful in increasing adhesion between the skin and the foam referring now to fig7 an instrument panel section 54 is illustrated instrument panel section 54 includes skin 20 or 42 and a foam layer 56 as discussed above skin 20 or 42 includes primer 46 disposed on one side foam 56 is adhered to skin 20 or 42 at primer 46 in a preferred embodiment section 54 further includes a liner 58 adhered to foam 56 opposite skin 20 or 42 thus when installed in a vehicle foam 56 provides a layer of resilient padding between skin 20 or 42 and the vehicle 39 s support structures the embodiments of the present process compositions and articles made therefrom although primarily described in relation to dry ice blasting and tpe skins intended for utility as instrument panels can also be utilized with various other particulate materials for treatment of various surfaces and in various other applications such as but not limited to injection molding it.