Posted by patsdeere on March 01, 2009 at 09:26:19 from (24.4.17.197):
In Reply to: SandBlasting posted by 2510Paul on March 01, 2009 at 08:48:34:
I usually take all the big stuff (sheet metal, large castings) to a pro, and do the small stuff inside a small harbor freight blaster at home. The bigger compressor the better (plus some way of catching/sucking the dust out of the cabinet if working at home). I use aluminum oxide and it works pretty good. Doesn't always slide down the bottom of the unit real well, but that just tells me it is getting dirty/wet. If blasting outside with a pot make sure you have some type of mask on with a very fine filter. It won't stop everything, but it will reduce what you breathe in.
1 think I always forget, this old paint has lead and isn't the greatest to breathe.
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