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18-09-2006, 07:21 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: NSW - South Coast
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Hey Everyone,
Im thinking of buying a sandblaster to clean up little bits and pieces in the engine bay. -I would just like to know what size compressor i would need for it to work using a 10 gallon sandblaster? We have a 1/2 hp compressor, but would this be strong enough for removing all the paint off metal? -Also i was thinking of using it WITHOUT a special sandblasting box, would it be ok to just spray it onto the ground? :ticking: (Leave near the beach so no problem on how much sand we use) Thanks to anyone who can answer either of those questions! Tom
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Sandblaster Help?
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