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  1. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    just out of curiosity... do you guys think it is worth it to go all the way to bright metal? I'm currently planning on using this to remove scale and peeling paint, then prime & repaint. Any thoughts?
  2. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    definately a lot of sand, but I can do it with the tools I have & sand is cheap. BTW: I used a fine grain sand today next run I'll try "play sand"
  3. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    Here is what I ended up with after 1 hour & 200lbs of sand.
  4. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    I've seen it at Ace hardware. If you can't find it there try a marine supply house.
  5. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    I have heard that I can use brake cleaner for the rust issue.
  6. BFR

    pressurewasher sandblaster attachment

    since I have a lot of nasty paint/ rust removal in my future and I don't have an aircompressor capable of pushing a serious sandblaster I thought I would give this a try http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=6970&productId=8520&R=8520 on the battery box...
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