Tool Daily Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit, Wet Sand Blaster Attachment, 5000 PSI, 1/4 Inch Quick Disconnect

Anyone having trouble with this is probably not doing it right. Used it with medium contractors sand from Home adroit and a 3300 PSI pressure washer. Couldn’t have been easier. Went through about 50 lb of sand on this project. Could have kept going but I got what I wanted out of it. Dry the metal immediately after. I used compressed air to dry this piece. Then paint.

There is minuscule suction on the sand tube. Not enough suction to get the sand to nozzle. I did not test it when it first got here (March). Amazon will not do anything about it. I have sent message to the store but no one has given me the courtesy of answering my messages. I am so tired of doing business with 3rd party sellers. Personally I am through with 3rd party sells and 3rd party stores. They are ridiculous to deal with. NO SUPPORT!!! DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS TOOL....

It works great for the money, regular sandblasting definitely works better but if you don’t have a compressor at home like me then this is the way to go, I used a 2500psi 5GPM pressure washer and a 2800 psi 2.4 gpm, the higher GPM unit worked best, I did go through a lot of material fast, I used coal slag first worked great and then I used play sand from Lowe’s which worked better only thing you need to do if you use play sand is put a tarp out and pour the sand thinly and let it sit in sun or a hot shop to dry out and rake it to flip the damp sand,if you don’t dry the play sand the blaster will not work at all, I used about 150lbs to do 4 brake calipers and the brackets but I probably need another 50lbs to complete them, if you have a good pressure washer then I would definitely recommend buying this.

Ill start by stating the obvious; if youre looking to start a sandblasting business out of the back of your truck, this isnt what youre looking for. If youre looking for a great way to sandblast the occasional fender or a now-and-then larger project, this is a great setup. I am using it with a 3.2GPM 3100PSI gas pressure washer, and it flows well, cuts well, and covers a respectable area with a better-than-average rate of sand usage. I was able to clean a rusty flatbed frame in about 15 minutes. The water keeps the dust down (you still get sand everywhere).

We took the sand blaster to a toolbox and were ready to in two days.

Cleaners will not remove paint

Did not work at all. While it sounded good and reviews said worked good it did nothing of the sort!

Not happy so far! Using a brand new 3600 psi pressure washer, #30 kiln dried sand and nothing but a clogged hose! It sucks the sand in but it never comes out the other side! As far as I can tell I’m doing everything exactly as directions say. Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong? Or is this thing just a pos!

Its works ok. Need a slight modification then it works great

When its working properly, it actually works very well. The major source of frustration is if there happens to be some larger particles of sand or tiny pebbles that get lodged in the nozzle. This in itself is not a major problem, but whats really causes aggravation is that when the nozzle clogs, water flows backwards into the bucket of sand, rendering it unusable, at least for the time being. EDIT: Works well when its working, but thats not very long. I found it to be so aggravating that I threw it in the trash.