Sandblasting - what pressure/air delivery is needed?
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I have a 10 bar compressor but it only has a 50l tank and the blasting gun I bought (max 8 bar) doesn't seem to do very much.
It could be because I just tried it with some kiln-dried paver sand that I had handy but, before I spend any more money on a proper blasting medium, do you think my compressor is fit for this task?
I have a 10 bar compressor but it only has a 50l tank and the blasting gun I bought (max 8 bar) doesn't seem to do very much.
It could be because I just tried it with some kiln-dried paver sand that I had handy but, before I spend any more money on a proper blasting medium, do you think my compressor is fit for this task?
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I have a 10 bar compressor but it only has a 50l tank and the blasting gun I bought (max 8 bar) doesn't seem to do very much.
It could be because I just tried it with some kiln-dried paver sand that I had handy but, before I spend any more money on a proper blasting medium, do you think my compressor is fit for this task?
It could be because I just tried it with some kiln-dried paver sand that I had handy but, before I spend any more money on a proper blasting medium, do you think my compressor is fit for this task?
Pressure is high enough, sand is considered dangerous now due to lung cancer fears.
I used this stuff
http://www.rapidonline.com/Tools-Equ...1-89b980c1d1df
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