Farmall B-seat sandblasting

Dave H (MI) · Jul 2, 2008

Anyone ballpark for me how much I can expect to have to pay to have a seat sandblasted for a Farmall B? Just the seat. Don't quite fit in my tank and I was having some trouble getting a good current flow on it anyhow. I can call around tomorrow but was kind of wondering on a fair cost before I do. If it is too much I might just keep playing with the tank and then power wash all the tight spots.

Dave_Id · Jul 2, 2008

If it's just one seat, why don't you just wire brush it?

ScottyHOMeY · Jul 2, 2008

My neighbor and garage buddy Dave just had four 15" rims off is camper blasted down for a total bill of $25, but I think he got off REAL cheap. At that, still, I'd think ten or fifteen bucks tops'd be reasonable for your seat.

CNKS · Jul 2, 2008

Just sand it off, it isn't that big. You can fill any scratches from coarse sandpaper with surfacer. Hardly worthwhile taking that small an item to a sandblaster.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 3, 2008

Now Dave if you would have bought one from me it would have been sandblasted and primed or even painted.

Dave H (MI) · Jul 3, 2008

Point well taken! Actually that seat you did sell me which is on the LEFT side of the tractor holds the paint real well and is the main reason why I am looking to get the other seat done. Nothing holds the paint like a good blasted finish. Thank all, sounds like it is worth a few phone calls!

Anonymous-0 · Jul 4, 2008

Hard to beat a good sandblasted part as all the junk is off and sanding a seat pan from a B is not easy.

Farmall B-seat sandblasting

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