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08-13-2020 #1
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Check out this wet sandblaster-connects to your power washer. What do you think?
Hey guys, has anybody have one of these and if so what do you think? Maybe good for cleaning up small parts like accessory brackets, a wheel etc? I have a good 3000 PSI power washer this may become very handy.
https://diysandblast.com/64 F-85 post car Resto-Mod project-my RV when I retire
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08-27-2020 #2
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If you could use it with a soda media, maybe. Wet sand strikes me as incredibly messy.
Tracey
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08-29-2020 #3
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I purchased and gave up on it....as soon as the feed hose from the sand gets a tad wet it clogs...tried several different methods and never got it to work. It does work for about 2 min and its nice but very frustrating if you're continuously unclogging wet sand. buyer beware.
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10-22-2020 #4
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Do not buy this POS. I did and regretted it immediately. Could never get it to work.
Tim Tracy
68 Camaro 496 / T56 - Never Finished
68 Camaro Real Z/28 - Under Restoration
67 Camaro Project - Never going to have time
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10-22-2020 #5
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To late I'm a proud owner-never tried it yet but for the $ I think it's worth a try on small items like brackets, pulleys. Ill try it sometime with a soda media and report back.
64 F-85 post car Resto-Mod project-my RV when I retire
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