For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #15 – October 05, 2006, 02:05:49 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;106870Turn your air pressure down, too - if the pressure is too high that shiznit'll go everywhere and hurt while doing it. What kind of pressure do you run? Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #16 – October 05, 2006, 02:15:10 PM Quote from: Chuck W;107000What kind of pressure do you run?I was wondering the same thing. I figured this was a situation where more is better??? Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #17 – October 05, 2006, 06:11:13 PM When I first tried sandblasting I had the pressure cranked up to like 120 PSI (the max the compressor would put out). Didn't bother reading the instructions, that said to turn the pressure down to somewhere around 40-50 PSI (I don't remember the exact number, as stated above the sandblaster burned in a fire three years ago). The instructions stated that sandblasters depend more on volume than pressure. Of course this was a cheapo Princess Auto blaster, so my experience is limited :D Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #18 – October 05, 2006, 08:35:21 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;107023Of course this was a cheapo Princess Auto blaster, so my experience is limited :DHey! that's what I have! :hick:EDIT: OK, no instructions included but written on the back of the package is "Operating pressure: 90 PSI" Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #19 – October 05, 2006, 09:28:19 PM Oh..ok. I've been at about 100psi. Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #20 – October 05, 2006, 09:44:36 PM Quote from: EricCoolCats;106966Quote from: Cartman What's the matter, Kyle? You have some sand in your c00ch? [/Cartman]Sorry...I just had to. i was going to post that, but i didnt think i should lol. Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #21 – October 05, 2006, 09:45:49 PM I run 90-100 psi on my princess auto 'red bucket' Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #22 – October 06, 2006, 04:48:40 AM I have a Canadian Tire one, and I run it at about 90- 100psi. works great. I wear a full face resperator with a hooded sweater and I stay relatively clean with it. Still have to shower after though. Quote Selected
For those of you with sandblasters... Reply #23 – October 09, 2006, 04:10:30 PM i got a professional respirator helmet that fits over like a sweater that goes down half way to my knees.the sleeves have draw strings for over your gloves. never have to worry about sand any where but the ground Quote Selected
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