Testing Out My Ebay Vevor Sandblaster - Is It Worth It?

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[lorenskia]

Always remember to have the blaster tip valve wide open, or completely closed. In time, the blast media will wear down the brass valve ball, and you will have to replace it frequently. Use the valve at the top of the red hose to change the air pressure of the feed line. You can use the valve at the bottom to control the volume of media. However, you do not want to run it that way below half full. The same erosion will elicit the same valve wear. Get a cheap plastic or rubber dead blow hammer, and periodically tap the tank to discern the level in the tank. You'll be able to hear the difference. Tapping the side of the tank will dislodge any media stuck to the sides of the tank as well. Moisture: Spend the money to purchase an in line drying solution. Mount it as close to the tank as is possible. Last thoughts: Get a full face respirator, you'll thank me. They are around $35, with cartridges. The self sticking acrylic peel away sheets are rather inexpensive. I did end up replacing all the brass 3/8 npt valves on my rig with stainless 1/2 npt valves, along with the bottom feed valve. You can pick up a drill and tap set for the bottom hole for around $15. No more clogging, and no more fiddling with the valves.

[ThomasEdginton]

Excellent vid, covered pretty much everything I wanted to know, what power compressor would you recommend, I guess the tank is about 20 / 24 litres.. Greetings from the U K

[diamonddetails]

Once you're finished media blasting, use DTM within 30 minutes, so as to avoid oxidation. You're welcome😮

[iwctoys]

Princess Auto $150 for a much better sand plaster. Use fine glass beads, sand is now banned in Canada because of the silica. Try supporting Canadian businesses not eBay crap.

[JIMMYUNKNOWN]

Wouldn’t it be cheaper and far less effort to just dump the part in a bath of something that eats paint?

[KingRootana]

What are they doing right now.. ripping off my life.