Their experience means nothing to me. Sand is sand--it is going to get into places you don't want it. The appearance of the finished product also means nothing in regard to whether or not it was sandblasted. You may or may not ever see the damage inside the castings but it is simply not worth the risk. Those guys do it the easy way because wire wheeling and other methods are hard work. They would have to charge more to do it "right" and probably would get less business. I sandblast small parts off the tractor and empty castings. The appearance of the paint has nothing to do with whether it was sandblasted or wire wheeled. It takes days, weeks or months for me to get a tractor ready for paint. Mine probably looks as good as theirs. No one is touching my tractors with sand, unless I take them the empty parts. Some will consider this a harsh answer, perhaps it is. But it is what I think, should rephrase that to what I believe.
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