Monthly Archives: December 2008

What Is Wet Sandblasting?

You can think that sandblasting is always dry. The slightest amount of moisture will plug up a blaster. You ever go to the beach and pick up wet sand with your hand?, theres no way that will ever go though a nozzle. But, in fact, there is a wet sandblasting type. Wet sandblasting is more … Continue reading

Sandblasting Custom Wood Signs

Hi. I want to start making some custom wood signs using sandblasting. I’ve seen lots of different sandblasting kits and hoppers, and I’ve not found anywhere what is used for the masking. Can you help with this? Thanks! K.Kinsala “Resist” is the mask used to keep the abrasive off the areas you don’t want blasted. … Continue reading

Sanblast Cabinets | Pros & Cons

Pros and Cons of Sandblasting Cabinets, Cars, and Other Metal Items Sandblasting is one of the most used processes when it comes to stripping large surfaces of their dull and aging external finish. This process appeals highly to metal furniture restorers and automobile modifiers, as sandblasting can easily expose metal furniture and car doors down … Continue reading

Engrave Glass With Sandblasting

Sandblasting is a very versatile technique. You can get rid of oxide from old iron pieces. That’s a rude work! But you can also engrave pieces of delicate glass with the sandblasting technique. These two videos give you a perfect example of this case. Incoming search terms:techniques of glass engraving:typefile pdfengraving glass pdfglass engraving techniques … Continue reading

Sandblasting Equipments And Parts

Sandblasting equipments and parts are the ready accessories to the process of sandblasting. Different companies are there all around the world to produce these equipments in a very sophisticated manner. They have a very intelligent market network for supplying these equipments to the respective industry components. Competition is as well high as in case any … Continue reading