Posted by fixerupper on September 11, 2017 at 13:03:31 from (174.219.4.132):
In Reply to: Sand Blasting.....? posted by banjoman09 on September 11, 2017 at 08:36:42:
A sand blaster works great on wheels and the frame too if it's a bare frame with no delicate parts attached. One thing everyone who has a sandblaster should do is take a scrap piece of light tin, hit it with the sand blaster and watch the tin warp. Then you will know what could happen to the light sheet metal parts of whatever you are sand blasting.
Old is right about the water problem. If you sand blast for a long period of time you will want to drain the compressor tank regularly unless you are in a dry climate like Arizona. Water coming through the air line will plug up the works when it hits the sand. Once you have your hot protective garb on you won't be happy about disrobing so you can unscrew clean out plugs to remove the wet sand. And finally , never under estimate sand's ability to get into everything.
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