Agree, not near enough compressor for sandblasting. A few questions about the pot itself: does it have both a air and sand control valve PLUS a bypass air hose from the air inlet line to the sand discharge valve. For small home jobs there is a moisture filter that uses a roll of toilet paper which lasts around 30 minutes in 80% humidity ( in Texas we call it the "Houston" filter). Have a case of TP on hand and change at first sign of spitting/clogging. Our big 240cfm compressor with a John Deere diesel engine has a baffled water separator first in the discharge line followed by an air to air separator which is followed by an air to water cooler/separator. We STILL get clogging at 85% and above humidity. As one of the guys said, "If your compressor is pumping water things are going to get wet". I'd bet this also applies to Florida.
