dave.williams@chaos.lrk.ar.us,Internet writes:
> It's been raining here for most of two weeks. I recently tried to
>grit blast some pistons prior to adding a ceramic coating and finally
>had to give up. Even microwaving the grit for a while didn't seem to
>help much, and the little Badger-style gun kept clogging up. It looks
>like it's time to start storing my grit in sealed containers with some
>desiccant, and possibly to upgrade the cheesy little blasting gun.
> "Simple," I think. "I'll just open one of my many catalogs and pick
>out a small pressure blaster, since most of the people I've talked to
>rave about how much better the pressure blasters are than the siphon
>types."
> Not so simple. About half the catalog entries don't tell whether the
>gun is siphon or pressure type. The other half appear to be entire
>blasting rigs, which I don't need. I just need the gun. And a *little*
>gun; my little cabinet (actually a homemade thingie derived from a clear
>plastic Rubbermaid blanket storage box) doesn't have room for a full
>size gun.
> Sooo... anyone know where I can pick up a small pressure blasting gun?
>
>From: dave.williams@chaos.lrk.ar.us (Dave Williams)
>Subject: sandblast, again
>Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 07:37:00 -0500
Does your compressor have a moisture trap attached in-line from the
compressor to the hose. This could be your problem since condensation
commonly accumulates in the tank.
CNA
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