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#463104 10/20/2008 12:00 AM
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what is the best for sandblasting and where do you get it. the paint that was brushed on my 49 gmc is like to bust up a cement floor. sand isn't working that well

JohnandDerek #463112 10/20/2008 12:18 AM
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What do you have for a sandblaster? Sand should take off about any kind of paint. Aluminum oxide is probably best (IMO) but is very expensive. $40.00 for 50 LBS. I have a 40 LB pressure blaster I got at HF and at 90 PSI I took off paint, rust & anything else on the metal.


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Hello, JohnandDerek,
I have used coarse and med blasting sand from my local concrete dealer and did not care much for the sicla dust that came from it. I later found some at Northern Tool that was no scila that I liked better. It is called AmberBlast Abrasive Blasting Grit. It comes in a 50lb bag for like 10$. I think it did a good job in the 150lb blaster we used. I also have a small speed blaster that has a little tank on it I use for blasting small stuff. I blasted most of my cab with it and it worked good. It just took some time to keep reloading it.


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Black Diamond from Tractor Supply $7.50 for 50 lbs.

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