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Sandblasting radiators?
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Jason_44
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Wouldn't that cause rust to build up on the surface almost immediately?
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Anybody here have any luck sandblasting paint off radiators themselves?
I know a guy who does it professionally, but it's about $200 per radiator. Was thinking I'd maybe get a cheap camping tent and try blasting my own (inside the tent to contain everything) using a shop compressor. Anybody have any experience with this?
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I used paint remover and my Craftsman power washer.
Worked out great!
HTH
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Sand Blasting
Sand Blasting uses massive amount of cubic feet of air. I don't know what size compressor you have. But you could be there all day waiting for it to build up.
Where I go to have stuff blasted is tomb stone makers. They use huge compressors and are all set up for heavy items. And if they are slow they can blast it right away.
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Nevaer had that problem Jason.
When I removed all the paint I immediately dried radiators off using compressed air (and lots of sun).
Sprayed with primer after that.
Dave0
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