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Paint to bare steel. One pass.Carbide 600 ยท any pressure washer

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Watch it strip steel

Carbide 600 and the inductor tank, running on everyday pressure washers.

Carbide 600
Rust โ†’ bare metal

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No Compressor. No Blast Suit. No Clogging.

Here's what we figured out.

  1. Your washer makes the vacuum

    Turn it on and it pulls air through the air assist system. That's the power. No compressor, no air hose to drag.

  2. A quarter turn controls everything

    The patent-pending metering sleeve valve lets media fall straight into that vacuum. A little to dust it. More to strip it bare.

  3. It doesn't clog. On any washer.

    You only feed what your washer can pull. Small electric or 10,000 PSI rig, the flow stays clean.

  4. Carbide 600. New to the market.

    Carbide 600. New to the market.

    Bigger mixing chamber. Takes any media, covers more per pass, and runs reused media without choking.

  • Quick mask, not a full blast suit
  • You control the finish
  • Reuse media up to 8x

Three rigs. Pick your job size.

Suction feed for small jobs Our gravity-fed system for everything bigger, and it doesn't clog. Black Friday pricing on all three.

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Ceramic Series

01 ยท Small jobs

Ceramic Series

$201$435Save $234

In the box

  • Ceramic nozzle
  • Suction feed line
  • 2 spare ceramic nozzles
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The Bag Rig

02 ยท Mid-size jobs

The Bag Rig

$652$1,034Save $382

In the box

  • Carbide 600 nozzle
  • Blasting wand + 12 ft feed hose
  • Gravity-fed bag system (150 lb PVC)
  • Patent-pending metering sleeve valve + air assist)

Free this Black Friday

  • Media Sifter+ Recovery Tarp Media Sifter+ Recovery TarpFree $73
  • Blasting apron Blasting apronFree $51
  • Blasting suit, face mask, gloves Blasting suit, face mask, glovesFree $37
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The Tank Rig

03 ยท Big jobs

The Tank Rig

$1,304$1,862Save $558

In the box

  • Carbide 600 nozzle
  • Blasting wand + 12 ft feed hose
  • Patent-pending metering sleeve valve + air assist)
  • Inductor tank + stand (up to 250 lb per fill)

Free this Black Friday

  • Carbide 600 nozzle Carbide 600 nozzleFree $117
  • Sand sifter + Recovery tarp Sand sifter + Recovery tarpFree $73
  • Blasting apron Blasting apronFree $51
  • Face Mask Face MaskFree $37
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Ceramic or Carbide 600 nozzles can still be bought alone in the Shop.

Four parts. Zero guesswork.

Tap a dot to see what's in the Tank rig.

Four parts. Zero guesswork.

Part 1

Carbide 600 nozzle + wand

Bigger mixing chamber takes any media, even reused. Wider pattern, fewer passes.

Part 2

Pressure washer connection

Connects to the pressure washer you already own. 1,800 to 10,000 psi. No compressor.

Part 3

Inductor tank ยท 250 lb

Holds up to 250 lb of dry media. Fill once and blast until the job is done.

Part 4

Metering sleeve Valve + 12ft Hose

Patent-pending. A quarter turn sets the flow, from a light dusting to full stripping. It doesn't clog

  1. Bigger mixing chamber takes any media, even reused. Wider pattern, fewer passes.

  2. Connects to the pressure washer you already own. 1,800 to 10,000 psi. No compressor.

  3. Holds up to 250 lb of dry media. Fill once and blast until the job is done.

  4. Patent-pending. A quarter turn sets the flow, from a light dusting to full stripping. It doesn't clog

Get the full rig$1,304.00 Questions? Call us(819) 410-4210

Build your setup.

Already have a rig? Add media, safety gear , Rust inhibitors and finishing products.

Every setup runs on the pressure washer you already own. Already have a nozzle? Grab the delivery system on its own.

One shell. One afternoon. Here's the whole job.

The Tank Rig with the Carbide 600. A full shell stripped to bare steel, with real numbers from the job.

After
Before
BeforeAfter
  • 4โ€“6 hrs Blast time
  • 15 bags Media used
  • $350 Media cost
  • 1 carbide Nozzle

6-hour job. 5 minutes of downtime.

Find Your Rig in 3 Taps

Step 1 of 3
What kind of pressure washer do you have?

Not sure? Check the sticker on the pump.

Three steps to bare metal

No compressor. No sweating in Full blast suit. No dust cloud. Just the pressure washer you already own.

  1. SBK step 2

    Load & Connect

    Fill The Bag or Tank with dry, sifted media. 1/4 Slip connect to your pressure washer.

  2. pjx trailer 1

    Water on, Quarter Turn

    Start the water first, then turn the valve: less media to dust it, more to strip it. To shut off: media first, water last.

  3. Protect the steel

    Bare metal flash-rusts in hours. Spray AP1 to convert any rust (phosphoric acid), then Rust Inhibitor to protect the metal for up to 1 week.

See how it works

Real jobs. No dust cloud.

Up closeRust off in one pass

Rear frameChevy Caprice ยท Tank Rig

Raptor hoodPaint to bare metal ยท timelapse

What's your project?

Real jobs from SBK owners. Tap a stage to watch each one go from paint and rust to bare steel.

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Real jobs. Real people.

Owners blasting frames, wheels and trucks at home. Their words, their photos.

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  • Their own photos and clips
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  • Customer photo: gravity-fed SBK rig under a lifted truck
    Verified buyer

    Big difference. Smooth, steady sand flow

    I bought the gravity feed after trying the regular pickup hose. Big difference. Turn the pressure washer on, get vacuum going, then turn the valve open. I wasn't stopping every couple minutes screwing around with the sand. Just kept feeding. Great job!

    GilbertoUnder a lifted truck, gravity feed

    BoughtCarbide 600 Pro โ€” Gravity-Fed Bag System
  • Customer photo: SBK gravity-fed kit unboxed
    Verified buyer

    Feels like an actual industrial tool

    Just opened it today, and the machining is impressive. I've gone through plenty of ceramic nozzles over the years, and this feels like a real industrial tool. Everything threads together perfectly, and it has some weight to it. Looking forward to using it on my trailer project this weekend.

    Rick YoungTrailer project

    BoughtCarbide 600 Pro โ€” Gravity-Fed Bag System
  • 7 minRim to bare metal1964 F-350 wheel

    It made a believer out of me

    It made a believer out of me. I did a rim off a 1964 F-350 that had never been cleaned. 7 minutes and it was down to metal.

    Tommy G.1964 F-350 wheel

  • < $300All in: washer, kit and media1970 GM A-body frame

    Ran the whole frame on sawhorses

    I blasted my own 1970 GM A-body frame on a pair of sawhorses in my back yard. No harmful dust to breathe, no mess to clean up. My frame came out like new. Best tool I've ever owned!

    Scott W.1970 GM A-body frame

  • No warpingCleaner than dry blasting, no dust cloudPickup rear end
    Verified buyer

    Way cleaner than dry blasting

    Honestly works great. I've dry blasted before and this is way cleaner. I didn't have any issues warping the metal, just keep moving. You will get some flash rust on bare steel. I just dried it off and treated the metal right after. I put a tarp under what I'm working on and most of it just falls right there.

    AntoniePickup rear end

  • 3100 PSIBlack Diamond media from Tractor SupplyBlack Diamond media

    Works great with a 3100 PSI washer

    Works great!! Before and after. 3100 psi pressure washer and Black Diamond media from Tractor Supply.

    Jay EvansBlack Diamond media

  • Owner video ยท 0:20

    Turns your pressure washer into a blaster

    If you have parts that you need sandblasted and don't want to buy a big sandblaster because they're expensive: this will make your pressure washer into a sandblaster. All you need is a pressure washer and a bucket of sand.

    Owner videoParts at home, no blast cabinet

  • Owner video ยท 0:11

    First time ever sandblasting

    One thing that I never have done, not a single time in my life, is sandblasting. I know the benefits of it. It can take rust off a metal like nothing else can do.

    First-timerRusty metal, first try

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Asked on every call. Answered here.

Straight answers to what everyone wants to know before their first blast.

Question 01

Which pressure washer do I need?

The one you already have, gas or electric. Flow (GPM) matters as much as pressure: a washer with good flow often blasts better than a higher-PSI one with weak flow.

  • Sweet spot: 2,500โ€“3,000 PSI for regular blasting, 3,000+ PSI with good GPM for heavy rust.
  • Ceramic Series: built for washers up to about 5,000 PSI.
  • Carbide 600: tungsten carbide nozzle rated to 600 bar, for the biggest machines and longest jobs.

Question 02

Which media should I use?

Dry, coarse media only.

  • Black Diamonds: aggressive and fast. Heavy rust, thick paint, frames, trailers.
  • Crushed Glass: more control and a smoother finish. Lighter rust and panels.

Never use play sand. It's too fine, holds moisture and is the fastest way to clog the line.

Question 03

How long does the nozzle last?

Ceramic nozzles are wear parts. How long they last depends on your media and pressure, which is why the Ceramic Series ships with 2 spares. The Carbide 600 nozzle is solid tungsten carbide and lasts many times longer, so it's the one for full shells, frames and repeat jobs.

Signs it's time for a new nozzle: the pattern gets wider, cutting slows down and you burn through more media.

Question 04

What aftercare do I need? (Rust inhibitor)

Bare metal flash-rusts within hours once it's wet. Two steps stop it:

  1. Add Rust Inhibitor to your blast water at 1 oz per gallon, so the surface stays clean while you work.
  2. Once it's dry, apply AP1 Conversion Coating to lock the metal down before primer.

Question 05

How do I avoid clogs?

  • Starting: water on first, then open the media.
  • Stopping: media off first, then water off.
  • Use dry, sifted media. Damp clumps and pebbles cause almost every clog.

The gravity-fed bag and tank systems feed media steadily, so they don't clog the way a suction bucket can.

01Which pressure washer do I need?

The one you already have, gas or electric. Flow (GPM) matters as much as pressure: a washer with good flow often blasts better than a higher-PSI one with weak flow.

  • Sweet spot: 2,500โ€“3,000 PSI for regular blasting, 3,000+ PSI with good GPM for heavy rust.
  • Ceramic Series: built for washers up to about 5,000 PSI.
  • Carbide 600: tungsten carbide nozzle rated to 600 bar, for the biggest machines and longest jobs.
02Which media should I use?

Dry, coarse media only.

  • Black Diamonds: aggressive and fast. Heavy rust, thick paint, frames, trailers.
  • Crushed Glass: more control and a smoother finish. Lighter rust and panels.

Never use play sand. It's too fine, holds moisture and is the fastest way to clog the line.

03How long does the nozzle last?

Ceramic nozzles are wear parts. How long they last depends on your media and pressure, which is why the Ceramic Series ships with 2 spares. The Carbide 600 nozzle is solid tungsten carbide and lasts many times longer, so it's the one for full shells, frames and repeat jobs.

Signs it's time for a new nozzle: the pattern gets wider, cutting slows down and you burn through more media.

04What aftercare do I need? (Rust inhibitor)

Bare metal flash-rusts within hours once it's wet. Two steps stop it:

  1. Add Rust Inhibitor to your blast water at 1 oz per gallon, so the surface stays clean while you work.
  2. Once it's dry, apply AP1 Conversion Coating to lock the metal down before primer.
05How do I avoid clogs?
  • Starting: water on first, then open the media.
  • Stopping: media off first, then water off.
  • Use dry, sifted media. Damp clumps and pebbles cause almost every clog.

The gravity-fed bag and tank systems feed media steadily, so they don't clog the way a suction bucket can.

Not sure which setup? Call us.

Tell us your pressure washer and your project. We'll tell you exactly which setup and media to get, and what you don't need.

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