Love the vid's of Brutus! Keep 'em comin' "Ironclad"! Harbor Freight usually has a unit for sale for about $60-$100,depending on the model,capacity,etc. Not sure about the quality of the machines. I've had a die-grinder take a crap after less than a week,(maybe 5-hours of work),and then I've had a cheap sawsall,that's lasted over 3-years. For a dependable,multi-media "blaster,I'd personally go with Eastwood. They also carry "Rust Inhibitor", "Rust Reformer",and the top-coat called "Chassis Black". I personally prefer "Chassis-Saver",by Magnet Mfg. See the article in the "Links" section here in the "Bolt".Stacy David hosts this show called "GEARS". In this episode,he uses "Magnet"'s "Chassis-Saver",to under-coat Ted Nugent's 4X4 (Not G.M.) But the point is... This product has been used by several municipalities,for over 10-yearsand has proved itself in the extremest of conditions. The BEST part is, it ADHERES to rust! You just sand off the "barnacles",and wipe the metal with lacquer thinner,or mineral spirits,with a clean,lint-free cloth. When the chemical evaporates,you're ready to paint! You don't need to go over everything 3 times. You apply one coat,and you're done! Just don't get this stuff on your skin!! I apply a thin coat of baby oil,to my hands,arms,and face,and then you simply wipe it off with paper towels. i know from my 1st experience! I don't want to scrub my face like that ever again smile Keep-up the good work,and let the vid's keep comin'! THANKS!!

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