[AT] I hate sandblasting!--but see this...(correction)

[John Wilkens]

Bob, I just copied the URL from the site 
as:  <http://www.projetpowerwashers.com/>.  It come right up for me.  You 
were right, there should not be any spaces in the address.   The most 
interesting info is on the Trivitro site.    John W.



At 01:17 PM 01/18/2005, you wrote:
>John, I can't get the first URL to work.  May be on my end but the space 
>between pressure and washers appears to create a problem.  Taking the 
>space out doesn't solve the address problem.  Would appreciate suggestions.
>
>Bob Holtzer
>
>At 01:53 PM 1/17/2005 -0800, you wrote:
>>Did a little "research" after the string on blasting with sand and walnut 
>>shells.  I'm going to try water/media blasting using my pressure 
>>washer.  You should take a look at the ProJet sand blaster kit from 
>><http://www.projetpressure washers.com> (that I just ordered), but 
>>especially some information I found on using crushed glass instead of 
>>glass beads or silica sand for outdoor or cabinet blasting at 
>><http://www.trivitro.com/tech_msds.html>.  Read the media blasting 
>>section!   And if you want more detail the guys at both of the above 
>>businesses in Kent, WA are most helpful.  I'll probably have to wait 
>>until Spring to give the water blasting a trial run on an old 9N tractor 
>>with a gazillion layers of old paint.....and will let you know how it 
>>does then.     You can buy a less expensive sandblast kit from Northern 
>>Tool but the Pro Jet model has some significant advantages in my 
>>book.    John W.
>>
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