Hello all,
I have been looking into blasting to help me become more efficient in surface preparation prior to finishing. I purchased an IR 185 compressor w/a Pro Blast CRS package on a trailer including Clemco personal safety gear. And a ton of media to practice with. A DEAL I COULDN'T PASS UP
I have not been too familiar with blasting until recently. I have owned a remodeling business for over 25 years. We have always used sanders and grinders for surface prep on commercial facilities. What a waste of time and money that was after I viewed a video of a company blasting in 15mins. what would take us hours!!!
I found this site and have really taken in a lot of helpful information in the last couple weeks learning about all the systems avail. I know I want to put together an efficient (dustless) wet system and looked at them all. The Geo Blaster seems to be it based on comments from blasters.
One big question I have is how would my Pro Blast work w/ a Winn nozzle? I have tried to get some info on water consumption of the Winn Nozzle to help determine if is worth buying before I leap into a wet abrasive system ( most comments say it will be a mess ). Or do I just keep my Pro Blast a dedicated dry system.
Boats, cars, parts .... are also another opportunity to keep the equipment running. I know I jumped into this one but I am confident that it will work. I do appreciate any and all input you may provide.
Thanks, MMK
I have been looking into blasting to help me become more efficient in surface preparation prior to finishing. I purchased an IR 185 compressor w/a Pro Blast CRS package on a trailer including Clemco personal safety gear. And a ton of media to practice with. A DEAL I COULDN'T PASS UP
I have not been too familiar with blasting until recently. I have owned a remodeling business for over 25 years. We have always used sanders and grinders for surface prep on commercial facilities. What a waste of time and money that was after I viewed a video of a company blasting in 15mins. what would take us hours!!!
I found this site and have really taken in a lot of helpful information in the last couple weeks learning about all the systems avail. I know I want to put together an efficient (dustless) wet system and looked at them all. The Geo Blaster seems to be it based on comments from blasters.
One big question I have is how would my Pro Blast work w/ a Winn nozzle? I have tried to get some info on water consumption of the Winn Nozzle to help determine if is worth buying before I leap into a wet abrasive system ( most comments say it will be a mess ). Or do I just keep my Pro Blast a dedicated dry system.
Boats, cars, parts .... are also another opportunity to keep the equipment running. I know I jumped into this one but I am confident that it will work. I do appreciate any and all input you may provide.
Thanks, MMK