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Tom Windsor

05-17-2007 11:50:28

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This is what it looked like after the pressure washer.

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neblinc

05-17-2007 13:21:19

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Re: Cooking 2 in reply to Tom Windsor, 05-17-2007 11:50:28

So do you think that method is better than sandblasting?

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MN Scott

05-17-2007 20:33:25

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Re: Cooking 2 in reply to neblinc, 05-17-2007 13:21:19

One thing better with this method is it removes rust molecue by molecue. Sand blasting can leave tiny bits of rust that can come back thru the paint at a later date. Its slow but cheaper and I hate the mess of sandblasting. Another thing is it wrks great with sheet metal that cannot be blasted without warping it. I use lye in my cooker and works great for cleaning up greasy parts. Sandblasting and grease don't work well together.

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Tom Windsor

05-17-2007 14:41:08

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Re: Cooking 2 in reply to neblinc, 05-17-2007 13:21:19

Depends. I do not have the proper equipment here on the lot to do the sandblasting. For me to get that done, I must drive 40 miles one way after going after sand to run through the machine. For me, it is more convenient. But, all said and done, sandblasting does a good job--but, I have no complants with this system. The speed of getting it done just about matches up with the speed that I do things :-)

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HENRY E NC

05-17-2007 20:35:52

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Re: Cooking 2 in reply to Tom Windsor, 05-17-2007 14:41:08

Beats sandblasting by several miles. No sand all over the place, non down my neck non all over anything within 50 feet, etc. I set up a sandblasting tent and did most of my M with it and I am sure that sanblasting is probably the beginning of the saying "never again". Also, consider this buying sand, hauling sand, dumping sand cleaning up after sand.(labor intensive) Tom has got the way to go .

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