Free blaster question
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From: Williamson, NY
I kicked my wife out of the garage years ago :-). I did buy her a remote car starter to try and keep her happy. I make her appreciate parking on the driveway by kicking her off the driveway every now and then when I need the space for blasting or I've rolled my chassis out of the garage so I could paint my cab. Our friends were commenting this summer that, 'it was bad enough that you kick her car out of the garage, but now you've even kicked her out of the driveway'
BTW, What does the 'PA' mean in "'PA Blaster"? Well I will have to agree with you that if you going to have the mess either way then you should go with the pressure blaster, since it is at least 5x faster than your basic siphon blaster.
BTW, What does the 'PA' mean in "'PA Blaster"? Well I will have to agree with you that if you going to have the mess either way then you should go with the pressure blaster, since it is at least 5x faster than your basic siphon blaster.
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Originally Posted by cujo8
BTW, What does the 'PA' mean in "'PA Blaster"? Well I will have to agree with you that if you going to have the mess either way then you should go with the pressure blaster, since it is at least 5x faster than your basic siphon blaster.
Electric car starter huh??? Hmmm...Firepower...
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From: Piney Woods of East Texas
I've used them in the past. As long as the media is dry, grease free they work fine. Some blast cabinets use this setup with a shaker to help feed the media. The problem we had was persons blasting greasy items in the cabinet. Not near as good as pressure system, but workable.
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