Re: Removing rust and paint from a loader

Posted by bcdave on February 27, 2017 at 14:47:23 from (50.92.156.150):

In Reply to: Removing rust and paint from a loader posted by jacksonduper on February 27, 2017 at 11:25:35:

Unless there is a commercial booth I'd do it outside. If there is a commercial blaster ask if he has ground up walnut shells or corn cob. Both are biodegradable and will not affect pins and bushings etc. Walnut shell does leave an oil film that has to be cleaned off before painting. I am repeating what my guy told me. He has corn cob and is going to do a VA for me.
Dave

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