I can't remember which thread it was before, but somebody on here posted a picture of a sandblaster that was an attachment for an aircompressor. Does anybody know where to get one and how much they are?
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you mean particle/bead blasting?
true sandblasting uses a fine stream of sand at very high velocity that can/will do a lot more than just remove paint.My mountains are better than yours. -
Well I want to refinish/paint my bottlecaps (probably black centers). The paint on them is really bad.Originally posted by bimmerphileyou mean particle/bead blasting?
true sandblasting uses a fine stream of sand at very high velocity that can/will do a lot more than just remove paint.Originally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.Comment
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Originally posted by kencopperwheatWell I want to refinish/paint my bottlecaps (probably black centers). The paint on them is really bad.Originally posted by bimmerphileyou mean particle/bead blasting?
true sandblasting uses a fine stream of sand at very high velocity that can/will do a lot more than just remove paint.
Dude, black is teh pwned!
But yes, you want to particle blast. And no, I can't help answer your question except to say go to a bodyshop and have them do it for $20.My mountains are better than yours.Comment
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My local Harbor Freight store sells them for about $15 (the attachments). I think Home Depot might sell them as well.Comment
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LOLOriginally posted by Robif you're gonna make a mess, make an environmentally dangerous one:

I would also like some info on this subject, anyone in the NW had this done at a local shop they would recommend?BrandonComment
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Cool, I'll check out Home Depot after work today.Originally posted by DigitalwaveMy local Harbor Freight store sells them for about $15 (the attachments). I think Home Depot might sell them as well.Originally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.Comment
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How much was it? Which dept. was it in at Home Depot? Did you just buy sand there for it too?Originally posted by LikeCDoosi got mine at home depot, works pretty good but makes a huge mess. Throw on some paint stripper first let it bubble up then sandblast...that was my best methodOriginally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.Comment



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