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The Eastwood Soda Blaster gives you the power to remove paint or other tough grime from sheet metal, glass or chrome without harming it. No harsh, toxic chemicals here: Just bicarbonate soda and air. This can also be adapted to use more abrasive materials, depending on the job.
This 2-in-1 soda blaster and abrasive blaster is the smart choice when you need to remove paint without harming sheet metal, glass or chrome. It converts in minutes to abrasives when your project needs more aggressive blasting for rust removal.
Soda blasting equipment removes paint without harming sheet metal, glass, or chrome. While expensive commercial soda blasters use high air volume, this affordable Eastwood soda blaster requires just 10 cubic feet per minute at 90 psi. This soda blaster provides a big 100-pound capacity at an affordable price. It includes a generous 8-foot blast hose with deadman valve, an all-steel welded, top-loading hopper and a pressure gauge. It rolls easily to any job site on two wheels, and readily converts between soda and aggressive abrasive blasting. Imported, patent pending.
More Uses for Bicarbonate Soda (Baking Soda) Blasters:
You can also use bicarbonate soda blast media (NOT household baking soda) to remove graffiti and grime from brick, concrete, limestone, granite and other surfaces. Other uses included cleaning of delicate substrates; architectural and industrial cleaning; paint stripping; corrosion removal. Use to remove mold and mildew stains from pools, cement, brick, tile, granite, sound stucco, siding and more. Soda blasting is also great for fire remediation. Safely strip paint from aircraft aluminum, trucks, motorcycles. Bicarbonate soda also allows heavy-duty removal of oils and grease from engines and floors.
The amount of household chores this brilliant blaster can get done will make it a valuable addition to your workshop.
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Q: Why use bicarbonate soda media?
A: Soda will not harm glass, plastics, fiberglass or chrome surfaces. It's used to remove paint coatings from the vehicle surface without etching the surface or warping the metal like more aggressive media would. It's the best way to strip fiberglass Corvettes, boats or aftermarket hoods. Also used to remove paint from urethane and SMC-type bumper fascias.
Q: Can this unit be used with more aggressive media?
A: Yes, this unit can be converted to blast standard abrasive medias such as crushed glass, aluminum oxide, etc. by using the abrasive kit included.
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