I bought a camping tent for my work shop to do my sand and soda blasting in to recycle ♻️ my sand ect. Protection full masks helmet ect resperater 🎪😁♻️⛑️. Happy blasting 😂
to unclog just open the tap and put your finger on the tip then push the trigger slowly. I've drilled a bigger hole into the adjustment lever and maybe in the tank i dont remember. But i got tired of this toy, i've bought a cabinet and a much better compressor. But it was good for a first cheap tool to try and learn about sand blasting. Watching from France btw, i've worked 1 year in Vancouver Canada we had a cabinet to sandblast some plastic pieces to remove the shine and small deffaults.
What amazes it me more is the fact that nobody talks about the size of a compressor and the cost of them: I will go by the cost to establish the use, between $ 14,000 to $ 18,000, that is the whole secret of blasting to clean rust!!!
This actually seems like it would be the perfect media for doing engine cleaning and motorcycle frame or just any application where you don't necessarily want to go down to bare metal, because you are just prepping it for painting and knocking most of the loose stuff off. Yeah this definitely seems like a winner to me. Does it damage trim and rubber, or do you have to be careful with it?
I saw a video where a guy used salt and tried etching glass and he shot it into a steak. He said something about the salt didn't have any abrasiveness to it. But for paint might be different idk
My newest soda blasting video HERE th-cam.com/video/iDwnizI61xs/w-d-xo.html
I bought a camping tent for my work shop to do my sand and soda blasting in to recycle ♻️ my sand ect. Protection full masks helmet ect resperater 🎪😁♻️⛑️. Happy blasting 😂
Used blasting sand is the best thing to use in there it will give you a profile so your paint will stick better the soda will only clean the surface
to unclog just open the tap and put your finger on the tip then push the trigger slowly.
I've drilled a bigger hole into the adjustment lever and maybe in the tank i dont remember.
But i got tired of this toy, i've bought a cabinet and a much better compressor.
But it was good for a first cheap tool to try and learn about sand blasting.
Watching from France btw, i've worked 1 year in Vancouver Canada we had a cabinet to sandblast some plastic pieces to remove the shine and small deffaults.
What amazes it me more is the fact that nobody talks about the size of a compressor and the cost of them: I will go by the cost to establish the use, between $ 14,000 to $ 18,000, that is the whole secret of blasting to clean rust!!!
Try table salt next.
1st test busted😂 2nd test busted 🤣 3rd test wins 🤗🌏FNZealand. Oh yeah soda Awsome.
This actually seems like it would be the perfect media for doing engine cleaning and motorcycle frame or just any application where you don't necessarily want to go down to bare metal, because you are just prepping it for painting and knocking most of the loose stuff off. Yeah this definitely seems like a winner to me. Does it damage trim and rubber, or do you have to be careful with it?
I would suggest you install an air dryer.
Yeah forgot the doughnuts!
Wot psi U using cheers Graham
what was the PSI on your gun?
Around 125 PSI on average. Up to 150
How does baby powder work??
Bruh...I mean it is a "sand blast er" so you should use "sand" in it for "sand blasting"!?
I wonder how salt would do 🤔
It would work.. but would be very corrosive and would do more harm to what you are trying to clean
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I saw a video where a guy used salt and tried etching glass and he shot it into a steak. He said something about the salt didn't have any abrasiveness to it. But for paint might be different idk
Have you tried mixing the coffee with the baking soda?
Haven’t tried that. But might!
Have you tried table salt
I haven’t, but I think it would work well. It would however be too corrosive on metal surfaces
Here's the link to my original soda blasting video using only regular off the shelf baking soda th-cam.com/video/SZgicKBc6DU/w-d-xo.html