Sandblasting kits

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16th December 2007, 09:39 AM
cazzz12000

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Originally Posted by Reads90

I waas looking at getting the one that fits to the karcher . As i need to strip the trailer back. Have one of the cheap supercheap ones. But that will cause all sorts of mess. Whereas the water one would not . Least thats my thinking

We use the karcher water type sand blaster at work and it seams to get the grit every where and is a pain to wash off always miss some(amazing how much you get covered in even wearing the right gear)and also find it pretty slow and this is on a commercial 3 phase machine zacc
16th December 2007, 10:57 AM
LandyAndy

Hey Pedro
My brother tried relieving me of the bag,something about painting a car and mixing it in with the clear coat!!! Said it was a waste to blast with and would get me some garnett.
Should have grabbed a couple of bags,they were quite happy to give it away at the time!!!!!
Andrew
16th December 2007, 01:15 PM
LandyAndy

Hi Craig
Just blasted the 2 rims,1/2hr to do the pair.Worked really well,got all the oxidation off and the original paint from the centres.Not shiny like newies but plenty good enough for a trailer.Used around a 3rd of a bag of beads.
Definately worth getting one for small jobs,a trailer? NO WAY too big a job,pay to get that one done!!!!!
Andrew
16th December 2007, 01:26 PM
Pedro_The_Swift

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Hey Pedro
My brother tried relieving me of the bag,something about painting a car and mixing it in with the clear coat!!! Said it was a waste to blast with and would get me some garnett.
Should have grabbed a couple of bags,they were quite happy to give it away at the time!!!!!
Andrew

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