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#114389 01/28/2004 1:02 AM
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does anyone know what it would cost to get a frame cab all fenders inner fenders box sides tailgate hood and doors all sandblasted in side and out

#114390 01/28/2004 2:29 AM
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Here's what I've done....costs are quoted in US dollars.

Cab - ~300.00

Inner fenders, rad support, all other front end stuff - ~130.00

Front and rear fenders - ~200.00

Doors and Hood ~250.00

Pricing depends heavily on how many hours the blaster spends working on your truck.

Hope this helps,

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#114391 01/28/2004 7:18 PM
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Or, you could buy your own sandblaster, assuming you have a compressor to run it and a place to sandblast. I bought ($200 I think) a decent TiP pressurized sandblaster 5 years ago and I use it a LOT. I sandblast behind my shop where I don't have to worry where the sand goes. I wouldn't sandblast inside, sand gets EVERYWHERE. I couldn't find a TiP website but they are in Canfield, Ohio, 800-321-9260. I would stay away from the syphon feeders; I don't think they are very efficient.

#114392 01/28/2004 9:32 PM
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i do have have a sandblaster 5 gal presure one it works great and i sandblast all my stuff i was curious to what it would cost to do all that stuff is all

#114393 01/29/2004 2:49 AM
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