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BlueRidge


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I found this home made sand blaster. On my winter list to get ready for the spring.

DIY Sandblaster



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Nice find Brett.I might have to try that.

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Power Wash Store of CPA wrote:

Nice find Brett.I might have to try that.

I keep tools in a plastic tool box with a gasket but it doesn't work when the crew leaves it open many times throughout the week and it gets water and SH. If I take the trouble to clean them and it keeps happen I'll find a big can of whoop ass! 

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Nice find.

Hank

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I did something similar one time with baking soda, to clean an engine i was rebuilding. I had good luck with CLR once, just putting it in a tub and letting rusty tools soak overnight.

I have a bunch of rusty stuff now... might try the CLR again to see if it works again, and if not, might try the sandblasting.

caferacersunited.com/how-to-make-your-own-soda-blaster-for-a-few-bucks/

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You can make a bath of oxylic to soak tools as well.

Hank

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