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Ceramic Series
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- Ceramic nozzle
- Suction feed line
- 2 spare ceramic nozzles
Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit
Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit
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TURN YOUR PRESSURE WASHER INTO A WET SANDBLASTER
Upgrade your pressure washer into a powerful restoration tool with our NEW Sandblasting Kit! Our kit is made with top-of-the-line materials, including a brass nozzle and steel pick, a transparent steel wire hose, and maximum pressure of 5000 PSI.
BUILT FOR ANY JOB
Remove rust, paint, varnish, and corrosion from any surface effortlessly using the combined power of your pressure washer and your preferred sand medium.
INCREDIBLY VERSATIL
- Can be used on metal, concrete, brick, and wood.
- Ideal for multiple projects around your home or business.
- Saves you time and money.
- Easy to Use.
- Transparent steel wire hose shows sand and water flow.
- Easy to control and adjust.
- Stable performance and high reliability.
- Ensures efficient and effective project completion.
Built to Last:
- Made with wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials.
- Designed to withstand tough projects for years.
- No need for frequent replacements.
CAPABILITIES:
- Remove paint, rust, varnish, and corrosion off trailers, cars, trucks, and frames
- Restore Tractors, Jeeps, Farm equipment, autos, and auto parts
- Motorbike parts and ornate metal castings ready for refinishing
- Clean up old/used trailers, boats, concrete sidewalk
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Blast paint and/or decal off from boats and vessels prior to undercoating and antifouling
PRESSURE WASHER GUIDE FOR DIFFERENT JOBS
1. Removing Rust:
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Recommended Pressure: 3000 - 5000 PSI (207 - 345 bar)
This level of pressure is ideal for tough, rust-covered surfaces like tractors, farm equipment, and vehicles. Pair it with silica sand or glass beads for the best results.
2. Stripping Paint:
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Recommended Pressure: 2500 - 4000 PSI (172 - 276 bar)
Efficiently strip paint from cars, trailers, or boats. This range ensures the paint is removed without damaging the underlying material.
3. Cleaning Dirt, Grime, and Mold:
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Recommended Pressure: 1500 - 2500 PSI (103 - 172 bar)
For general cleaning of dirt, grime, and mold on brick, concrete, or wood, this lower pressure range works effectively without causing damage to surfaces.
4. Varnish Removal:
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Recommended Pressure: 2000 - 3500 PSI (138 - 241 bar)
Safely remove varnish from wooden surfaces and furniture, ensuring a smooth and clean finish.
HOW DO I SET IT UP?
1/4 slip connect adapter, 10’ hose, 16’’ pressure washer wand, 10’’ sand wand, the pressure washer wand, and sand wand are input while the nozzle is output.
WILL IT FIT ON MY PRESSTURE WASHER?
The Sandblasting Kit has a wide variety of connectors to choose from to fit your pressure washer:
CLICK HERE FOR CONNECTOR 👉 CONNECTOR
HOW LONG DO THE NOZZLES LAST?
This sandblaster Is durably built to last a VERY LONG TIME: so long as you change the nozzles as they wear out with use depending on PSI.
CLICK HERE FOR NOZZLES 👉 NOZZLES (60%OFF)
WHAT MEDIA DO I USE?
Use coarse media like Black Diamond or Glass Beads for paint and rust. Use softer ones like Soda or Walnut Shell for wood and delicate surfaces. Choosing the right one makes all the difference
WHAT YOU DO AFTER MATTERS MOST
Once you’re done blasting, dry the surface fast and spray rust inhibitor. That keeps flash rust from forming so your project stays clean and ready for paint or primer.
UPGRADE YOUR EXPERIENCE
For safety and pro-level results, we recommend grabbing these add-ons with your kit:
• Face Mask: Blocks dust and fine media
• Mini Blower: Dries surfaces fast and blows off extra sand
• Rust Inhibitor Spray: Stops flash rust before it starts
• Replacement Nozzles & Sand Filter: Keeps your system running smooth
This kit is used by pros, DIYers, and restorers around the world. Whether you’re working on your car, fence, patio, or project—you’re getting clean resuts
Included free with your kit
- FREEExtra ceramic nozzle
- FREESafety glasses
- FREEQuick-start video guide
- Fits any pressure washer
- Free US shipping
- 30-day guarantee
Built for panels, parts and wheels.
The starter kit. A ceramic nozzle and a suction line that pulls media straight from a bucket, running on the pressure washer you already own. Ideal for weekend projects, wheels and rust spots.
- Runs on your washer, up to about 5,000 PSI
- Suction feed: media straight from a bucket
- 2 spare ceramic nozzles in the box
- Upgrade later: the Carbide 600 fits the same washer
Watch it strip steel
Carbide 600 and the inductor tank, running on everyday pressure washers.
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How the Ceramic Series compares.
All three run on the pressure washer you already have.
This rig |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Panels, parts, wheels | Frames, trailers, mid-size jobs | Full shells, big jobs |
| Nozzle | Ceramic | Carbide 600 | Carbide 600 |
| Media feed | Suction line | Gravity-fed bag | Inductor tank + stand |
| Media per fill | One bucket | One bag | Up to 250 lb |
| Clog-resistant feed | |||
| Free ceramic kit + suction feed | |||
| Free media sifter | |||
| Free suit, face mask, gloves | |||
| Free catch net | |||
| Free Rust Inhibitor + AP1 | |||
| Shop now | Shop now | Shop now | Shop now |
Compare the three rigs.
Suction feed for small jobs Our gravity-fed system for everything bigger, and it doesn't clog. Black Friday pricing on all three.
02 · Mid-size jobs
The Bag Rig
$653$1,036Save $383
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
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Media Sifter+ Recovery TarpFree $73 -
Blasting apronFree $51 -
Blasting suit, face mask, glovesFree $37
03 · Big jobs
The Tank Rig
$1,306$1,865Save $559
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
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Carbide 600 nozzleFree $117 -
Sand sifter + Recovery tarpFree
$73 -
Blasting apronFree
$51 -
Face MaskFree
$37
Ceramic or Carbide 600 nozzles can still be bought alone in the Shop.
Finish the job
What owners add to this rig.
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Carbide 600
$433.00
$724.00 -
Ceramic Pro — Gravity-Fed Bag System
$463.00
$699.00 -
Sand Crushed Glass 40 LBS
$131.00
$219.00 -
Rust Inhibitor – 1 Gallon
$102.00
$190.00
No Compressor. No Blast Suit. No Clogging.
Here's what we figured out.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
Choose your media
Black Diamond or Crushed Glass. Harder media cuts faster; softer media leaves a smoother finish.
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Sand Black Diamonds 40 LBS
$130
$219Fast and aggressive. The BMW was stripped with it.
- Cut
- Fast
- Finish
- Rougher
- Nozzle wear
- Higher
Choose it when
- Heavy rust or thick paint
- Frames, floors, chassis
- Speed matters more than finish
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Sand Crushed Glass 40 LBS
$131
$219More control and a smoother finish.
- Cut
- Steady
- Finish
- Smoother
- Nozzle wear
- Lower
Choose it when
- Light rust or a single coat of paint
- Thinner, softer panels
- You want a smoother surface
Whichever you pick: keep it dry and sift every load.
Plan your media
Most people budget half of what they need. Count the inside too.
How much media will it take?
Move the slider. Priced at the BMW job’s rate: 15 bags, about $350.
- Bags of media
- Media cost
- Nozzle changes
One bag per panel face. Nozzle changes assume 20 grit, about one every 6 bags.
What that looks like
0 bags of media
Nozzle changes 1
Marked: the BMW 2002, inside and out, took 15 bags.
- About one bag per panel face
- Inside surfaces count again
- Sift what you catch and run it again
Three steps to bare metal
No compressor. No dust cloud. Just the pressure washer you already own.
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Connect
Screw the nozzle onto your pressure washer wand and drop the feed line in dry, sifted media.
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Water on, then media
Start the water first, then open the media. Blast. Media off first, water off last.
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Protect the steel
Bare metal flash-rusts in hours. Rust Inhibitor in the water, then AP1 coating.
One shell. One afternoon. Here's the whole job.
Carbide 600 on the inductor tank. Every panel down to bare steel, with real numbers from the shop floor.
- 4–6 hrs Blast time
- 15 bags Media used
- ~$350 Media cost
- 5 min Downtime
6-hour job. 5 minutes of downtime.
Real jobs. Real people.
Owners blasting frames, wheels and trucks at home. Their words, their photos.
4.8
- Verified buyers only
- Their own photos and clips
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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Verified buyerBig 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 — Gravity-Fed Bag System
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Verified buyerFeels 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 — Gravity-Fed Bag System
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7 minRim to bare metal1964 F-350 wheelIt 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
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< $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
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No warpingCleaner than dry blasting, no dust cloudPickup rear endVerified 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
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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
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Owner video · 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
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Owner video · 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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Jay Evans
29 weeks ago
Works great !! Before and after.. 3100psi pressure washer and Black Diamond media from Tractor Supply
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Shane Larson
2 weeks ago
I am definitely happy with the results from blasting my 78' Ford frame.
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Rick Young
23 weeks ago
Bought one 8 months ago and finally tested it on a oil pan with a bag of play sand from home depot
I set the sand bucket 3’ above the work peace and it sucked up sand like it was in a hotdog eating contest. I then warmed the pan with propane to remove any moisture and primed it all in one step. Very pleased It worked well.
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Gilberto Lupian
1 year ago
I completely retract my previous statement that this company is fake. Not only is this product as real as it gets. When I had doubts about a shipping mistake that happened. A real person reached out to answer my concerns and ultimately fixed any issues. They were genuine in their apology and very humble in their approach.
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Anthony Megown
21 weeks ago
This might save me thousands of dollars in my classic car restoration. Honestly I'll give this a shot.
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Derel Bertrand
4 days ago
Heres a real review.
I have the 3000psi kit and the 5000psi kit
I bought a metal trashcan.
I placed a window screen mesh on top to screen the rock from the play sand.
****VERY IMPORTANT STEP****
this prevents frustration with clogged tips.
Keep the sand feed hose feeding on top while blasting. Prevents water from getting in the line when you stop spraying.
Does it work 100%
After you spray it will leave a gold oxidation.
To remove this before prepwork you will need to use Ospho or Chemprime. A phosphoric acid which will help etch the metal for the Direct to metal (DTM) primer to positively bond.
I love this thing.
Yall should send me a new kit as my nozzles just about had it... i pur it through the test with my 1972 Cutlass -
Tommy Greene
22 weeks ago
I have one you better be careful all your friends will want to borrow or bring stuff to you .....it mad a believer out of me I did a rim off a 1964 f350 never cleaned. 7 minutes it was down to metal
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Cecelia Meinholdt
24 weeks ago
Works great! Used sifted play sand and it stripped the paint and rust right off!
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Scott Stewart
22 weeks ago
I just finished a 1969 Chevelle door jams doors so forth. Messy but effective.....start the body this week. I changed the sand feed line to a larger size because it kept stopping up with wet sans close to the nosel. Small pebbles were and issue as well. Use as fine sand as you can find. Still had to sift it .The larger sand feed line made a world of difference.
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Ben Mowery
31 weeks ago
I have used a couple different variants of this. It takes a decent size pressure washer and water supply to run. Also goes through media pretty quickly. That being said it generally leaves a decent finish, also you will need to make sure you have a plan to prevent flash rust after you’re finished.
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Scott White
31 weeks ago
I first learned about this, from watching YouTube videos about pressure washing with a sandblast attachment, and I spent less than $300 for the pressure washer and this sandblast attachment, bought a 40lb bag of media for less than $10, and a tarp to collect & reuse the media.
I blasted my own 1970 GM A-body frame on a pair of plastic sawhorses, on a car trailer, in my back yard, and there was no (harmful) dust to breathe, and no mess or cleanup to worry about.
My frame came out like new, I primered & painted it with rattle cans, as a driver vehicle!
Best tool I’ve ever owned!18 -
Julian Harris
9 weeks ago
Works really good used it today was surprise how it came out
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Darrell Lemaster
32 weeks ago
I purchased one and it works excellent without wasting sand. Although I wished I'd ordered a wet suit with it.
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Scott Barr
25 weeks ago
These work great. Only thing I recommend is to filter the cheap sand through a screen to rid it of chunks that plug the suction tube.
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BrettAllison Lewis
12 weeks ago
This WORKS!!!! I ordered mine and i was amazed at how well it worked without the dust storm and use of a large air compressor.
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Robert SAlain Levy
21 weeks ago
I feed sand to this unit using a small pressure feed pot. Works much more efficient as the sand is forced into the hose with air pressure. The suction hose does not plug up! Still dustless blasting!!! Great combination for me!
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Owner reviews
Real buyers, real jobs. Photos and clips straight from their driveways.
4.5
80 reviews
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 80 reviews.
I ended up screening to remove anything larger than a sand grain and it began to feed very well.... I had sun dried to sand on a tarp, I had to really make sure the sand was dry, dry, dry....... When it was feeding it removed paint and rust from my old Jeep frame, I'm going to try soda next and see if that is any better.
Didn't think this product was going to be any more than a gimmick honestly. Was pleasantly surprised how effective it was it quickly stripping off decades of rust from an antique drill press I picked up to restore. I used inexpensive black diamond sandblast media from tractor supply that cost somewhere around $12 for a 50 lb bag. This media was a little bit too course for the nozzle size so I didn't get consistent flow but it was a good enough to take care of this job in about 15 minutes. Next time I use it I will try quikrete mortar sand from home Depot which is also cheap but it has a slightly smaller grain size. Totally worth purchasing as long as you have an area you don't mind getting covered with whatever you're using as an abrasive. The system does make quite a mess but so would air driven sound blasters.
I was skeptical when making this purchase but shipping was much faster than I expected and the quality of the sandblaster was much higher than I expected. I media blasted a car door and the blaster worked great. I am really happy with this purchase.
Wow, just wow. I decided to use this product to speed up my refinishing of a Jon Boat. It turned a 3-day project into a 1 hour project. I will be using this product for every sandblasting project from now on. All you need is some play sand from the hardware store and I sandblasted a 14 ft Jon Boat with 150 lb of sand.
This system works excellent very happy with it
USed this to strip an old boat trailer of paint and rust. Worked better than I had hoped. Not a sgood as a true sand blaster but I dont have one of those but did have a pressure washer. Kit has all the doohickys and geegaws you need to make it work, just supply your own pressure washer gas water and sand.
This sandblaster works VERY well, going to save lots of time while restoring my pickup! Thank you!
This kit is awesome. Stripped this drill rod box with 2 bags of black beauty medium grit and a 4400 psi 4.8 gpm Harbor freight gas powered power washer. Tried play sand and a 2200 psi electric 1.8 gpm and didn’t work well. Very happy and impressed. Took me no more than 1/2 hr to strip that whole front
Just received it a few days ago, opened it all up and everything was there, no damage. I haven’t used it yet.
Used it for the first time today. I was skeptical at first, but it did much better than I anticipated. I will consider upgrading to the pro kit in the future. I have already recommended it to others as they were interested in how it would preform.
Have some trailer wheels that need to be repainted. Finally got a chance to use the sandblast kit with some green diamond media. Was happy with the results.
Pro Sandblast Kit™ Ceramic Series 60% OFF Limited Time Offer
Haven’t used it yet
What used to take me hours of tiredness blasting takes me half the time allowing me to to spend more time on powder coating cutting my turnaround time almost in half
Very complete kit! Looks like good quality
I have a 1964 gmc that I plan to restore this summer! I haven’t used your sandblast kit yet, but look forward to seeing what it will do!
My 1996 Rayco stump grinder is in need of a new coat of paint. I had been using my angle grinder to strip old paint and rust but that was slow going and it's hard to get into cracks and crevices. I bought this kit thinking it was worth a try but I was not very optimistic. Today I put the parts together which took maybe three minutes, stuck the tube that sucks up the sand in a bag of black sand from Menards for $12, and fired up the pressure washer. My pressure washer is a Honda, 3000 psi. It took at most five minutes to blast down to the bare metal on the section you see in the pic. The other pic is the other side that I had already been grinding on, to show you what I took off with the sand/pressure washer. I did this section and another one a bit bigger and it used up my 40 pound bag of sand. I plan on trying some mason's sand which is only $4 a bag to see if that will work as good. I am a do-it-yourself guy and I endorse this kit 100%.
It'll work great if you follow these tips . First put the suction tube in empty bucket then pour your sand in. Secondly position the bucket so it's touching the pressure washer. The vibration from the pressure washer will agitate the sand so it's always moving around the suction tube. Third I found that a shorter hose from suction tube to wand works better. Fourth if your using a coarser sand like pool filter sand or bigger abrasive then play sand you'll want to have a gravity fed system and you'll want to use a 3/4 in hose. I used a 2300psi 2.4 gpm washer and it will use the sand up quick but you'll get that sand blast look.
Excellent product, great packaging, if you are anything other than a rock the instructions aren’t needed. Works well with play sand, $3 a bag where I’m at, just make sure you sift it to get out the big rocks. Worked wonders to wet blast all suspension components of an old Subaru, even the painted ones. 10/10 would buy again. Works on both my cheap $100 electric pressure washer as well as my large high pressure gas one as well. Faster results with the gas one same results with the electric one. Only complaint is NOT with the product, it’s with trying to find enough dry sand to feed the thing.
Good buy! Some basic tips to get it to work, and it works pretty well. 1. Make sure the sand is very dry, I spread mine out on a tarp in the hot sun and let its dry to make sure that it flows properly. 2. Recommend that you screen the sand to remove any Pebbles or larger rocks. You will find that if these rocks or Pebbles get clogged in the nozzle water can backflow into the sand feed tube at which point you will have to disconnect clean out and dry. 3. I found lasting in a circular pattern seem to provide the best results. When using the Blaster it is essential that you have sand that flows easily much like that in an hourglass. I use a fine place and that I purchased at Home Depot, and dried and screened as above. I was able to successfully sandblast a concrete sidewalk and Patio we're moving all the stain.
For a cheap price, I wasn't expecting much. But after $20 worth of sand and a few bucks of fuel in the pressure washer, I was pleasantly surprised! I am powder coating some aluminum rims, and needed to prepare the surface. This thing works amazingly well for being so simple and cheap. Not only did it give a great surface profile for powder coat, but it's relatively quick and easy. My pick was Quickrete all purpose sand. The first bag went ok, only one rock jam up. The second bag, not so well. Luckily I ordered stainless steel mesh together. Filtering the sand halfway through the bag. I was amazed at the number of rocks in it! One other thing I learned is that when a rock jams into the tip, you will then have backflowing water going toward your sand. Next up is covering your sand bucket. You do not want any overspray getting in there. I followed another reviewer's suggestion and had my sand bucket on my truck tailgate, and wheels on the driveway. this will help your sand to gravity feed. Buy good media or screen your sand first. Get your cars far away too, or anything else that doesn't agree with sand for that matter. And plan on stripping down as far as you can and hosing down outside afterward.
Great tools
Works really well and I am really happy with the results
I use this with a 3,300psi pressure washer with a long wand. I use it for removing paint and rust off metal fencing, vehicles, tools, and various farm implements. It works great, one thing to note is to point the sand hose upwards on the wand end so that the water cannot drip back down into the sand hose. I recently sprayed an entire spiral staircase in less than 4 hours saving days of work with a grinder, my back, and the finish left is much more uniform than I would have gotten with a grinder. For vehicles, you can use outdoor 3m painting tape and angle the water away from the tape to sandblast panels or entire vehicles. The strength of the pressure washer used makes a huge difference in how well it works. The bigger the compressor, the more sand it can pull at a time, and the harder it's going to hit the surface when sprayed. I don't think I would want to bother with this tool if my pressure washer was any smaller. I've owned and used a few of these over the years and this one is better quality than the other brands I've tried. I have yet to have a single nozzle clog. 10/10
Over all I like this. Dry sand blasting is hazardous to your health unless you wear a respirator. Doing it with water to control the dust is how most professionals do it. The parts are good quality. Not that it's very hard to figure out. But it did come with a ebook full of information like how much water vs sand in the bucket is optimal vs trial and error method. I think beach sand would work well if sifted with this but the beaches around here are frozen solid so it'll have to wait for a few months. I used my 1500 psi pressure washer to see how well it would do. It worked. I think the larger gas powered one would do a much better job but that's put up until spring. The safety glasses work but a full face shield is a much better way to go. Unlike sand blasting the water seems to deflect back towards you easier. Kind of like how spraying a hose while washing a car will sometimes squirt back at you. I was easily able to remove light to medium rust from a receiver hitch. I think heavy scale could be done. I'm looking forward to this spring so I can try it out on a steel arm assembly that has a tube that slides inside another. It's rusted enough so they no longer slide and it's welded so they can't come apart. I think this will get the grit in between the metal so I can free them up. Read less
sandblaster unit works great, but for me here's couple of key importance's when using blasting unit--good blasting material, use 2-persons when operation pressure machine/blaster to save time/material, and order extra sandblast nozzle kits.
Looks great but I haven’t tried it yet
Pro Sandblast Kit™ Ceramic Series 60% OFF Limited Time Offer
It works great and it’s a lot cleaner to use. No dust and I don’t have to wear a hood and coveralls.
Pro Sandblast Kit™ Ceramic Series 60% OFF Limited Time Offer
Amazing
Pro Sandblast Kit™ Ceramic Series 60% OFF Limited Time Offer
Took a while to get here but it works really well. Sends sand literally everywhere but I guess that’s the nature of the tool!
Pro Sandblast Kit™ Ceramic Series 60% OFF Limited Time Offer
product looks like good quality material. Have not had a chance to use it yet. I will share photos of the product in action on my 65 Corvette frame and components.
Hose had a kink in it . Hose needs to be a few feet longer. I like how it works though.
Cheaply made 10% removal with 4400 psi pressure washer. Was too hopeful. Email communication is horrible but the spam keeps coming. Asked for a refund 4 times then finally went through my credit card. Definitely not as advertised.
Great
This works great on my 4500psi pressure washer using just sand pit sand from hardware , but I'm keen to try it with different blast material to see the difference in finishes , but happy so far.
Great
Works good
When I received it the face mask was cracked. No instructions. No hose clamps for sand siphon hose. As far as performance, it was mediocre at best. I consider it a waste of money!
It works great, I will for sure use this a lot. It moves some sand, and it removes material really well. The reason for the low rating is that I did not get all that was promised. The rust inhibitor did not show up, and it said face shield, but all that I got was a pair of safety glasses. Other than those two things, it seems like it will be a good product.
Haven't used it yet but looks like it will work just fine
Wouldnt pull the media evenly, a huge letdown. It just surged in mass amounts of media and wasnt consistent. It didnt mix the media in well at all.
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: 2,500–3,000 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:
- Add Rust Inhibitor to your blast water at 1 oz per gallon, so the surface stays clean while you work.
- 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: 2,500–3,000 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:
- Add Rust Inhibitor to your blast water at 1 oz per gallon, so the surface stays clean while you work.
- 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.
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