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Hello everyone -

I have doing some reading on sandblasting and I came across a link to a NIOSH site regarding the hazards of sandblasting using silica sand.

The reason I bring this up is because I know there are a lot of people out there who use the silica sand from Home Depot as their media of choice due to its low cost and convenience (myself included). I thought as long as I made sure I always wore a good respirator, everything was going to be fine, but after reading this article I think I am going to look at the procedure a bit differently.

Anyway, I'm not trying to be the town crier, and I am not trying to persuade anyone of anything, but here is a link for those who are interested.

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I think you forgot something!!!


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wear a respirator


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Zipper - What did I forget?

64fleetside - I agree! But the way the information reads, not just any respirator.

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. . . ok

yea that LINK . . . was informitive


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clicky clicky here seems to be nowhere.


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Oh...... Duh!

Sorry - here is the address:

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/92-102.html

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thanks for the info!!


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good article...


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Heres a another article with a bit more info about the problems of silica sand and safety suggestions to reduce risk. Essentially you need both ventilation and a respirator but should also consider additional safety considerations.

Silica Sand and Sandblasting guide

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