The manual says do not use Silica sand. And of course I still have a couple bags laying around of that, and also some bi-carb media too.
When I bought this Harbor Frieght blaster I also got a container of Aluminum oxide for heavier rust on thicker metal.
Just curious if the silica sand causes a problem, or if its an inhalation risk. I've always used my paint mask for respiratory protection.
Any thoughts or experiences with the silica sand causing a problem with the blaster itself?
When I bought this Harbor Frieght blaster I also got a container of Aluminum oxide for heavier rust on thicker metal.
Just curious if the silica sand causes a problem, or if its an inhalation risk. I've always used my paint mask for respiratory protection.
Any thoughts or experiences with the silica sand causing a problem with the blaster itself?
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Do you KNOW how many people are fooled by that?
I'm sitting in front of my TV poisoning myself with DHMO as I write this...