Portable Sand Blaster - Any Good?

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23-07-20, 13:53

charlie fitton charlie fitton is offline

HLIofC - Normandy Pl

Join Date: Aug 2004

Location: Maryhill Ontario

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I have one of these very inexpensive sandblast kits that mount on the end of your pressure-washer wand.

Bigger pressure washer is better, but it works well enough to do a few wee jobs. I did a few rims while still mounted on the boat trailer.

Yes - things will rust quickly, to state the obvious. Wipe it down and get the paint on...

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