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  1. Heath_h49008

    Painting the M813

    Nope. It's a GP from PWMall.com. I'm pushing 4 gpm though, pressure doesn't matter nearly as much as volume when estimating the work ability of a pressure washer. If I recall it was $105. But these allow for adjust-ability in sand flow rates and it will take replaceable water and sand...
  2. Heath_h49008

    Painting the M813

    I like mine... but I used the bigger blaster. The extra $40 was worth it. Here I am. Glad to offer any advice or assistance this spring. http://youtu.be/V_cl0hNSF6k
  3. Heath_h49008

    Painting the M813

    Are you blasting it, going grinder and twisted wire cup brush, or trying a needle gun...? (I'm guessing chemical strippers are out of the question.) Blasting would leave a fine surface, grinder/needlegun should as well. What is the surface concern? I was planning on using Rustoleum Rusty metal...
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