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Wet sandblasting

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Thad in AR. View Drop Down
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    Posted: 17 hours 9 minutes ago at 10:34am
Any of you gents ever tried one of those sandblast kits that hook to a pressure washer?
I see them anywhere from $ 25.00 to $400.00
Don’t know what’s what?
Thinking about it for the frame on my truck project.
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Would NOT recommend, anything wet antagonizes the corrosion just attempted removed, that and wet materials will not just Blow Off with a Air gun when done.
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