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Topic: Sand Blasting questions.
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| JohnDeereJimOhio
07-30-2012 18:20:38
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Just bought a pot belly blaster off ebay for 104 bucks seemed like a good deal and used my neighbors once was very effective. Was wondering what i should buy to shoot through it to clean up my tractors before i paint them? |
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| JRSutton
08-07-2012 17:03:12
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Re: Sand Blasting questions. in reply to JohnDeereJimOhio, 07-30-2012 18:20:38
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| | Tractor supply sells some decent stuff - black diamond. Use the 40/80 stuff to avoid clogging. Obviously use a good respirator no matter what you use but I'd still be real careful about using regular "sand" - read up on silcosis before you do that, so at least you'll be informed. Keep in mind too that there's probably worse things in the paint you're removing! |
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| Morris Krodle
08-01-2012 12:31:05
71.96.132.174
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Re: Sand Blasting questions. in reply to JohnDeereJimOhio, 07-30-2012 18:20:38
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| #4 sand is fine enough to pass thru most any small nozzle and does a good job without distorting the metal, if you keep the pressure down to about 110 lbs. |
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| Stephen Newell
07-31-2012 04:26:49
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Re: Sand Blasting questions. in reply to JohnDeereJimOhio, 07-30-2012 18:20:38
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| I use all purpose sand. The sand has some aggregate too large to use with the sandblaster so I have a wooden box with screen wire on the bottom to sift it. When I sand blast I put down some polyethylene plastic to catch and reuse as much of the sand as possible. I then use the sifter box to clean the used sand. |
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