Glider sandblast

Antique glider with 4 coats of paint and lots of rust getting prepped for paint.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• sandblast
• pressure
• washing

[jamen23]

Certainly rips through the paint?

Do you sell the nozzles?

I think i asked on your other video how mch they were...???

Awsome!!! Certainly beats pait strippers anyday.

[RustyStump]

Yes, I sell the nozzles as a kit with the induction nozzle, 20' hose, and probe to stick into the sand container. They are $79.42 plus shipping. For more info, please call 502-231-6506. Thanks for asking. Russ.

[RustyStump]

The sandblaster is just the special nozzle on the end of the lance, 25' of 1/2" braided hose, and a probe that sticks down into the container of sand. As the water from the pressure washer rushes through the nozzle, it creates a venturi, and sucks the sand through the tube and mixes it with the water stream.

[jamen23]

I live in Australia, so a bit difficult to ring. How much do you think it would cost to send to Australia?

Instead of the hose and probe, would you be happy to sell just the induction nozzle to save on postage? I can make a hose and probe up easy enough.

Let me know you email addy so i can get some more details.

Thanks for the reply,

Cheers

[AutoBadger]

OK, I learned something new today. Watching paint be striped is slightly more interesting than watching it dry. :p I was hoping to see how this was set up as I have a power washer but not sure how to incorporate the sand into the process.