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Russell J.
> 3 dayWorked good when new, tips worn after 300 pounds of sand and the wand developed a leak where the tube was joined to the 1/4 quick disconnect.
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Ashley B Bannister
Greater than one weekIt is an excellent tool gets the job done
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R.R.
Greater than one weekThis is a decent product for the money.. It worked fine but you need an extra person to make sure the sand is moving thru the hose... The process can be pretty messy .. its best to have large tarps for the debris..
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benjamin h.
> 3 dayExcellent, don’t get discouraged at first can be irritating at first but once you learn to use it works excellent. Word of advise always keep the hose on top to keep from getting water in it and clogging, and don’t let off th trigger of the washer until it’s out of sand.
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Glenn James
> 3 dayThis thing is amazing. I was skeptical. Local shop wanted 1800 to do my car. I did engine bay and frame on 72 Chevelle myself. Thing is impressive. Used regular 2700 psi compressor. Be prepared. Takes awhile. And eats sand up. Took 5 50lb bags to do engine bay and frame. Keep sand above wand or it gets wet and plugs hose. Would recommend all day
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David A Baker
> 3 day2.5GPM, 2900PSI Pressure Washer with 3.0 nozzle. Blasted an entire car frame that was rusting since 35. Took (17) 50lb bags of media to complete, and around 8 hours of blasting. Used Black Diamond Fine Coal Slag from Tractor Supply. Some very important notes. 1) the supplied hose must be replaced immediately. I blasted half of the frame with it, and the internal ribs and large diameter of tubing cause the media to be pulled through the nozzle in waves. I replaced it with a 3/8 fuel line, and immediately had far better success and consistent blasting. Note that the hard lines accept 1/2 hose. I forced the 3/8 line on, and felt the smaller diameter produced better suction. 2) if you get any water in the hose, swap for another dry hose. I tried blowing the water out with air, and just could not get it completely dry. Kept clogging. 3) this is a very slow and messy process. But for the price it is worth it. 4) metal will flash rust but is easily resolved with a wire wheel.
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Rocky Mills
> 3 dayI just received my kit and hope to start using it within the next few days .
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E. G. Haley
> 3 dayIll 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).
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Ray Wimer Jr.
Greater than one weekWhile this is cleaner than regular sandblasting, its not quite as good. I was able to remove some old flaking powder coat of of a wheel and would still recommend this product. No problems with clogging or water getting in the hose. Id have to use it more to give a more in depth review.
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James Mclean
> 3 dayHave not used it yet . It looks well made!