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At home sand blasting?
I’m at the stage with my project now where I need to get down to bare metal.
Has anyone had any luck with sand blasting at home or in a small workshop. When I did the pan I used my home made sand blaster which consisted of a gas bottle with a 1” fitting welded at top and bottom. The bottle pressurises with a air and sand mix and the hose fires through the bottom propelling the media. Worked really well but I was constantly out of air. I have a sealey 3hp 150l compressor. So not a small naff one. I reckon my creation was a tad too big and the 1” discharge hose I believe was too big. As was 1/4”air feed from comp. Has anyone used or bought a pressure pot/ siphon blaster and had good results? Or found an alternative for paint prep. I don’t want to add water into the mix. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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