Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit, Wet Sandblaster Attachment

I read the reviews and listened to the key point "Keep your sand dry". I was skeptical but can attest that this thing worked liked a champ! unbelievable how it took scale off. once i could see what i had to work with the feed conveyor is going to be a total rebuild not a patch job. the hours of wasted time this saved is worth it's weight in at least silver! One thing i said to my neighbor was no matter how many times i saw keep your sand dry or it will clog up of course there was that guy who gave this 1 star because it clogged up. this is 5 stars all day long.

Awesome. Wish I knew about this sooner. Make a hell of a mess but cut my blasting time in half.

It works, but keep in mind the ceramic tip/insert is not replaceable on this. After a 5 gallon bucket of play sand, the tip was blown out and the functionality started to drop off quick. I actually removed the insert, but was not able to find one like it for sale anywhere. User tips. Keep the sand tube on the nozzle oriented towards the top of the wand at all times. If you lay the wand down, or let that tube rotate to the bottom water will drip back into the sand tube plugging it up. As long as it stays upright, it works well.

Ok I read others reviews and I saw mixed reviews. Even so I decided to give it a shot due to my sandblaster and industrial air compressor being at my other house in another state. My home pressure washer is a Briggs n Stratton 2100psi Sand - Lowes play sand... i wasted a half bag trying to figure it out lol Important tip #1- pour sand into a bucket through a window screen mesh also purchased at lowes. This prevents unseen chunks n clogs in tip. Important tip #2- when connecting the sandblaster attachment to the pressure washer wand *make sure to put the sand feed port facing up*. This prevents water from wetting the sand and clogging the feed tube. After I figured it out I was able to pressure wash my 1972 Oldmobile Cutlass rear end. Note: upon drying it flash rusts super fast. No big deal. Just spray the part with Ospho or Chemprime and it will eat up the rust and clean it so you can Epoxy prime and paint. Would I buy another one? Yes for small projects but for big projects Id rather use my traditional system I think this sums it up. Most errors are user error so dont be defeated when something doesnt work right. Pay attention, observe, and you will find the problem. Unless you vote democrat then theres no hope.

Started off good, seemed to be working well, sand was flowing, rust was coming off... Then I started to have clogging at tip, wet sand. Ot happened several times, cleaned it out. No suction after that. I was very sure to keep suction outlet on top of pressure washer. Made no difference. My honest opinion is it's a piece of junk. Spend a few extra bucks and have a professional do your sandblasting. This things a headache.

I needed some sort of sandblasting mechanism that I could blast large pieces (aluminum transmission housing & transfer case that I'm rebuilding) so I opted for this. Saw lots of positive reviews and gave it a shot. So glad I did! I had two bags of plain "play sand" from the home improvement store and they worked like an absolute charm. I have a 10+ year old gas pressure washer and it had no trouble at all cleaning the two. Have a bucket ready to pour your sand in and just stab the suction hose in. You WILL want to have a face shield while you're blasting though; if your pressure washer is decent it'll blast water/sand everywhere. I have some steel crossmembers I blasted as well and surprisingly they didn't immediately rust up like you'd expect. As another reviewer said "money well spent!"

works good, make sure you have the correct gpm pressure washer

I could not get a continual feed of sand. The sand would feed through the tube for a second or two then quit. When it did work it worked pretty good at getting rid of the paint and rust. It was much easier to just put sanding disks on the grinder and grind it off.

worked better than expected to remove rust from car parts being used in classic car rebuild.

Clogs easily

The suction hose easily kinks and did get sucked flat a couple times. But the trick to success is to have really dry fine sand. When I used good media this thing did a great job. Some of the other units have reenforced hose but this one shipped next day and works fine.

This little thing here really is something. If you got something on something and you want it off that something, this thing rite here is that something to do it!

Used this with my pressure and worked fine for about 3 minutes then stopped working completely. I tried to clean out the nozzle but didn't help. Would not recommend this product.