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Anybody tried this blasting method?
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11/12/14 08:29 PM
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In continuing to research before I start working I was looking for the best method of removing paint and rust. I came across this company and their demo videos. Looks interesting and cost effective. Any body used this method and if so what were your results. Thanks. FIXED Dustless Blasting
Last edited by markfh52; 11/13/14 01:02 AM.
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
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11/12/14 08:33 PM
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In continuing to research before I start working I was looking for the best method of removing paint and rust. I came across this company and their demo videos. Looks interesting and cost effective.
Any body used this method and if so what were your results.
Thanks.
Is an interesting company! 
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
[Re: markfh52]
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11/12/14 08:50 PM
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In continuing to research before I start working I was looking for the best method of removing paint and rust. I came across this company and their demo videos. Looks interesting and cost effective.
Any body used this method and if so what were your results.
Thanks.
Oh that company , I have all my stuff done there ... 
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
[Re: TJP]
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11/13/14 12:17 AM
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Apply stripper in enclosed area, drink beer
Now we need a pole, so.......
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
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11/13/14 01:03 AM
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Apply stripper in enclosed area, drink beer while waiting for it to work,, REPEAT !!!
Works well here LOL  
The wife won't let me get a stripper so that's out. 
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
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11/13/14 01:06 AM
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As an IT guy, you might be a little more forthcoming on the company that impressed you.
Sorry, in my haste to get to my grand daughters 3rd birthday party I forgot the URL. It's fixed now.
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Re: Anybody tried this blasting method?
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11/13/14 03:17 AM
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Google 'water sand blaster', and you get this 2 part YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUx1RZKfB-E "My DIY wet sand blasting setup using modified pot pressure blasting tank and pressure washer with sand attachment" from Harbor Freight and Northern Tool for a few hundred bucks. Compressor is 1.8 hp, 26 gal, run at 40 psi. "What you are looking for is a steady stream of sand at the lowest possible pressure. Will take some adjustment to get just right but below 40psi should get you were you need to be with some adjustment at the ball valve." Looks like he is doing almost 1 sq ft per minute. A friend is using a similar combo with pressure washer and sand blaster, and he really likes it. I believe a phosphoric acid such as Rust Cure would be good for flash rusting and stopping additional rusting for a few weeks/months. I've primered over Rust Cure many times with excellent results. It's about the same as using self etching primer.
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The whole damn bunch of ya! 
This will do the job.
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