Re: Sand Blaster Question

[Dennis <djohn14296@xxxxxxxxx>]

Tom, sounds good, but be fore warned, that if you do
it with the car in an enclosure and with anything left
in the car, it(medium) has a way of getting into, on
and in places you didn't know you had, had my entire
car done and it took me a month to get everything
cleaned up and out. 
Dennis

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> Hi Campers,
> 
> I have a somewhat-related-to-Mopar question.
> 
> I have a small bench type sandblasting cabinet I got
> at a yard sale and it 
> works, unfortunately only with things that will fit
> in the cabinet.
> I'm looking for a small batch style portable
> sandblaster that I can use to 
> blast stationary things.
> I did the old ebay thing among northern and others
> and I see what looks 
> interesting to me.
> It's a 5 gallon, 20 lb. capacity unit, small and
> light with different tips 
> and media types.  Looks like just what I need.
> 
> Does anyone out there have one of these?  Is the 20
> lbs. gone in like 5 
> minutes?  Could you just blast and prime a K member
> on the car (OMC) and put 
> the thing away?  I'd like to use it to remove rust
> and paint and a prep to 
> refinishing, even inside the car (cowl, floor pans,
> trunk, etc.).
> 
> I'm just wondering out loud.
> Thanks for listening.
> 
> Tom 
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Dennis

'04 Ram Hemi





		
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