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Howdy Tom, how's work on the trucks going..?
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Things are slow. Did some sand blasting on the coe.
Sand blasting is great for cleaning off rust and old paint. It’s messy, dusty and down right a pain in the ***.
Its great when you find that clean virgin steel. And heartbreaking when the blaster shows you how bad or how much work your cab is gonna need.
I certainly found a few surprises. Both good and bad.
Sand blasting is great for cleaning off rust and old paint. It’s messy, dusty and down right a pain in the ***.
Its great when you find that clean virgin steel. And heartbreaking when the blaster shows you how bad or how much work your cab is gonna need.
I certainly found a few surprises. Both good and bad.
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Yep. I have an alc pressurized blaster and an alc cabinet blaster I added another pressure blaster to the cabinet after years of fighting with the crappy siphon tube setup it came with.
Both are a Huge help in cleaning up parts.
Both are a Huge help in cleaning up parts.