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Re: Paint sandblast
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Posted by John on August 02, 2000 at 07:37:57 from (192.58.199.174):
In Reply to: Paint sandblast posted by Jerry on August 02, 2000 at 04:24:54:
I agree with bamabinder. But I would also add that you get what you pay for. I first got the Harbor Freight pressure blaster and it was junk (to put it bluntly). This time around I spent a little more and got the Northern Tools pressure blaster (100-lb) and so far I am quite pleased with it. I have also purchased some air equipment from the TiP Company and they have very high quality stuff -- I'd buy everything from them if my budget would allow. My experience with Harbor Frieght is that the initial price is great, but then the aggravation of having to deal with the long-term effects of using cheap tools (and ultimately buying another, better tool anyway) far outweighs any advantage gained by saving a buck. Bite the bullet up front and get the best tool you can -- you'll be glad later on.
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