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Re: Blasting Cars
My wife has shown me how to give the link to the youtube vidio.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vbNrc5IkA8
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Re: Blasting Cars
Glen,
Don't forget to say, “ all metals should be prepped according to the manufactures specifications before paint is applied!” Even if walnut did leave an oily that you can’t see, baking soda leaves a film, glass leaves dust….. Anything blasted leaves something on the surface. It must be cleaned before paint! So don’t fall for a sellers buy in talk.
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Chris
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Re: Blasting Cars
They stock it but happen to be out of it at this time. The cob is much cheaper. I cant find any vids of anyone blasting it. I just wanted to see how it compares to walnut on cars.
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Re: Blasting Cars
I found that the walnut was bulkier that glass in my pot when I tryed it.
had to make major grit adjustments to get it to run right. after it was fine and performed good. I wonder if the cob is light weight, and how it will flow. let us know how it worked out for you. please give some specs on how much it does sqft per bag on cars. I'm looking for a different media in shop instead of soda. (Dust wise)
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Re: Blasting Cars
That is quite true Jim. We all must stress that we do not make things "paint ready" we make them ready for the painting procedure to begin.
Side note on that agreement. I looked in to getteing it printed on the back of the invoice and it's about $140. more. I just made copies of it and keep one signed on file for regulars and hand one to customers who only need to sign the invoice which says they got one. 500 two part from Staples was $100.
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Chris
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Re: Blasting Cars
Cob is much cheaper than walnut and soda. I think i paid around $16.50 per 50lb bag. I am trying to find info before I blast this stuff.
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Re: Blasting CarsQuote:
And even that he says it might have warped a little.... But he signed first. HA HA. He was fine with it, but if someone dropped it off it could have been bad. The paper work makes me feel better, and it brings up questions that customers don't think of normally.
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Todd
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Re: Blasting Cars
I really think you all should try starblast and while you are at it scoop it up pour it through a screen and reuse it....there is no better way to make your margin better than not buying media all the time....trust me
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Re: Blasting Cars
I use starblast for all most all of the cars I do, it's fast, reuseable and fairly cheap about $15 for 50# it cut's through paint, rust, body filler, undercoating and just about everything else but leaves a very fine and totally white finish, there have been certain parts that I could not use the starblast on (very thin panels that you can push with your fingers) and for those I use plastic (also reuseable) I have one paint booth that I blast in so changing media is a pain, so I try to find medias that will do the most jobs.
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Re: Blasting Cars
Anyone have any suggestions for dust collection.I want to build a blast room for cars 12x20 inside my shop THANKS MARK
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Chris
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Re: Blasting Cars
50lbs Cob next to 50lbs of Powerblast. I had no idea it was that fluffy.....
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Todd
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Re: Blasting Cars
kill what do you pay from opta for the power blast?it is the same thing as starblast...if you didnt know that.
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Re: Blasting Cars
Dan from IDS was on his way to Ohio today and dropped off the cob I ordered at no charge. He also gave me a few bags of the Powerblast to try out. I'm not sure what it cost. I can find out for you or you can call them and ask. IDS in Indianapolis or call Opta direct. I didn't know it was the same as star blast. It is red colored and 7-7.5 hardness. Probably can be recycled several times but not sure. I am still learning about all of this stuff.
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Re: Blasting Cars
Starblast still warps? like crushed glass or glass bead.
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Todd
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Re: Blasting Cars
yes it can....are you looking to sleep at work
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Re: Blasting Cars
Sleep at work??
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Re: Blasting Cars
Sleep at work? I Missed something there?
because the corn cob is light and fluffy?
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Glen
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Re: Blasting Cars
I think Todd is chaneling Panderson, lol
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Re: Blasting Cars
Ooooooooooooh, now I see said the blind man, as he crossed the street...
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Todd
Trade: media blasting
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Re: Blasting Cars
dont fall asleep at the wheel while you are driving is all i am meaning...
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