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

Larry D. Goss rlgoss at evansville.net
Thu Jan 20 07:31:29 PST 2005


If your inland beach is outside in Oklahoma, in a year it'll be a sand
dune on the outskirts of Ponca City.  That constant wind out of the
south will make it move regardless of how much your sheep try to weight
it down.  :-)

Larry

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In a message dated 1/19/2005 5:27:54 AM Central Standard Time,  
jwilkens at eoni.com writes:

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.
>>
>>               In the wide-open spaces of NE  Oregon
>>



Just my 2 cents worth.  I had to paint a stock trailer earlier this
year.  
It had several different paint colors and several layers of paint in
addition 
to some of the steel panels were from old oilfield tanks that still had
a 
"paraffin"layer on them.  I started out with a Northern Hydraulics
sandblaster 
attachment with my 11hp 3500 psi pressure washer.  After 2  hours of
water 
blasting, I had used 600 lbs of sand, and only got tghe back  doors and
a 6 X 4 
panel cleaned.  I hooked up the old sandblaster, and in 6  hours had the
rest of 
the trailer done including the interior.  It was a  mess, but now is 
something I can pull without hanging my head.  I just  don't think you
can beat 
sandblasting dry.   I do mine under a big shade  tree.  The sheep love
laying in the 
sand later.  I am creating an  inland beach.  
 
Cecil in OKla
 
 
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