Donald B.
I was surprised it worked so well!!
gary j.
I have got my package it was wrapped very well. Came in exactly as advertised. Looks very well made. But unfortunately I have not used it yet. So I can’t say how good it works. But I am sure it will work just as advertised.
David
Never received product, left phone message and tried to contact by email. Both failed.
Roger M.
Works really well and I have found alot of use for it around the shop.
MARK J.
Fairly good quality easy to use, not as robust as some but for cost it's a good D I Y tool
Edward G.
It works great. It removed the rust on a differential that I'm rebuilding. Thanks
Bennett E.
Still waiting on the ceramic tips
Gary H.
Haven't had any problems with it
MARCIO B.
I didn't make any movie of it, but its quite interesting tool, usefull for several works - I certainly will buy the professional one.
Congrats suppliers
Brian M.
Haven’t been able to use it yet as my pressure washer is in for repair
Bob W.
Have not used yet. Bought to strip bottom paint off boat. Will try out this spring. Seems to be great. Fast shipping.
Kevin B.
Very satisfied with the design and functionality of the blaster.
arthur T.
Works well good tool
Rick J.
Works much better than expected. Especially for the price.
robert w.
havent had chance to try it due to weather
robert s.
Operates as expected
Chip P.
Looking forward to blasting the gel coat off my boat to prep for new gel coat
Hunt D.
It worked great was supposed to get two spray wines only got one
Dwight G.
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.
Derel B.
I've used a Pressure Washer Sandblaster kit with 5000 psi and 4 gpm. Worked great. But could I do it at home with an electric power washer, 2000 psi and 1.2 gpm? Answer is yes, it will work. It will remove rust down to bare metal but it takes a while. I noticed the instructions said keep the siphon hose aligned to always be up so water will not run into the siphon hose. Very important! The sand was not siphoned up continuously, it was more like a gulp. About every 5 seconds sand would flow to the nozzle and get blown out, then another gulp. I decided to try putting the sand bucket up higher, so moved it to tailgate of pickup. It helped some, time between gulps were less. Also used the bag from the chipper shredder to cover the sand bucket to keep sand dry. Since the siphon hose is so short this helped a lot - it stayed dry. Certainly for the money this is a 5-star item. Not a miracle, but it did what I hoped it would do. I hope I can find spare nozzles!
Trevor C.
Haven't really started to use it yet but what i have done with it was awesome
Patrick K.
Worked exactly as they claimed. Saved a ton of time cleaning up and removing rust from the truck frame I am working on. Highly recommend this product.
Darryll R.
Always nervous buying form sites on Facebook but , this buy has lived up to all it spoke its could do! Excellent item I will buy again and again from them!
David B.
These guys are the real deal!!
Braden A.
I got one ... with the katcher jet wash connector .. I have fine glass and it works OK but think if I get something a bit more aggressive it will work even better
Don't let the nozzle wear out should change after pressure decreases on the work or the water will go up the dry tube and block it
Cheap and works fine
Scott T.
It worked for me! I bought three 50 pound buckets at Tractor Supply. It's worth the price. Be sure to keep it dry and help the sand feeding hose above the water jet. I used a fairly cheap electric pressure washer.
Charles S.
Think about what you are doing with this. A metal strip has to be dried immediately and sealed unless using a rust inhibitor and these products eat sand or glass or what ever medium you are using. Does it work yes strips paint rust etc with a pressure washer.
Josh P.
I got one and it works pretty well. Tips: don't use a shallow open container use a 5-gallon bucket and keep it covered so it doesn't get the medi wet and clumpy, and make sure the suction hose on the pressure washer end is facing up when using. Regular sandblasting works great and it's cheap enough to just discard it when done instead of drying it out to re-use.
Jerry S.
Package arrived in great condition, complete, but no reference as to what size of sand works best. I have discovered that there are many sizes also some with glass mixed in. I have not used this yet due to cold weather. Looking forward to restoring many patio furniture pieces as soon as warmer weather arrives. Direction on how to use are good. Thanks
Robert w.
Perfect for cleaning wheels ready for painting
Les D.
It got the job done, great product for the price
Bob D.
Great peice of kit does job Great
Andrew R.
Set up ready to use
Ralph k.
My daughter and I tested this device today and I have to say that it is a pretty nice kit. We water sandblasted a frame on a build we are working on. It worked well using about 3000 PSI on the pressure washer.
One critical thing we learned the hard way is that you MUST use Play Sand. It cannot be paver stone play sand that some companies sell. It must be the fine grain play sand. If you try using paver sand, the grit is much larger and will clog the sandblaster nozzle and maybe the hose.
Another thing worth mentioning is to ensure that you do not get any water in sand container we covered it and it solved the clogging issue. Everything needs to stay dry while using. You may want to put your sand container 5 or 6 feet away from your pressure washer wand that you will be sand blasting with.
Overall, this is a quality design kit and everything works like a charm.
Chuck P.
This thing work very good and did a great job as advertised. The ceramic tip is only good for about 4 bags of silica sand as it wore out from the sand going through it. The ceramic tip on this model is replaceable so if you plan on using it a lot more tips. I thought water blasting would not be as messy but that was not the case. Non the less blasting with this product did an incredible job and I would buy another when this one gives. Overall was happy with it.
James P.
Works great for the price. I used it to blast the paint off my Jon boat. My only issue is not being able to dry enough sand at one time to finish the job. Every now and then sand does get jammed in the tubing and easy fix is wiggle the tube around. It's also easier to have a second person help with the sand and suction/pickup tube. Excellent purchase overall, buying another for my son soon!
Yuan P.
Yes I blasted part of the engine bay of my old car works good but you need to dry when done so it doesn’t rust back up
Mark W.
Excellent Product made a lot of work easy!
Eric O.
Fixing to restore this gem
Scottie H.
Took just few mins took off couple layers off paint bac to raw metal. Worked great
Doom D.
works great tube does block up using a 3100 psi power washer if you don't keep plastic sand feed facing up so gravity doesn't pull water down into sand. finished one side of My boat, the tip started wearing out used silica sand bought a 2nd one with extra tips . hope to finish other side
Steve R.
Works great for my Ryobi power washer 2000 psi strips it down to the bare metal
Aaron T.
I used this with my 2k psi electric pressure washer, it performed reasonably well for removing paint and mild rust, and overall surface preparation. I used the finest grade of Tractor Supply black coal slag, and that performed very well. Doesn't block, even though that's what I planned, the tip doesn't erode easily.
Shimmer M.
I have never before tried sandblasting. We wanted to check it out. An air compressor and sandblasting rig will then not have to be leased. Wet sandblasting works perfectly well. Set it up easily. I used it first for exterior painting projects. They are going to use it for several different projects.
Terry D.
Tried this for the first time yesterday and it works great. I could not believe how good it works. Very impressed. It sucked up a five gallon bucket of sand in no time easily and quickly cuts down to bare metal
I used it on a tandem axle equipment trailer and only about 30 minutes maybe a few minutes more had it ready for paint
The only thing that I would change is the suction hose
I would use something a little more sturdy and a bit longer to give it a little more reach
The only problem we had was pulling it out of the bucket you can tell instantly when that happens, The paint and rust stops disappearing. So you just push it back into your bucket
I plan to set up a 25 gallon drum to draw the sand from
I used 30 grit plaster sand from Home Depot
Wayne W.
Worked as described . Easy setup. Used it on old painted and rusty wheels for a 1973 Triumph Spitfire 1500. Cleaned them nicely and are now ready for new paint. Would recommend .
Melvin M.
Item worked great. Wish it would have came with at least 1 extra tip.
James H.
I put it to work on some engine parts I needed cleaned. I was very happy with the way it worked and how little the amount of sand needed to clean my parts. Very happy and I will tell as many people about it as I can.
Alan S.
Thanks for making sandblasting easy
Ralph C.
Gets job done very easily and effectively
Wallace C.
Love it! ‘Nuff said!
Tanner K.
Tips don’t last as long as I hoped. Very good outcome tho.
Chris W.
It works great amazing device! Cudos on this one guys I'm impressed with your ability to impress
Jesse H.
Haven't used it yet
Derek M.
I was amazed by it , I was thinking it'll probably be cheap made , but I was wrong works great with sand or fine blasting media , definitely worth the money
Jacquelyn B.
Je ne l ai pas esseyer encore, il ne fait pas sur ma machine a pression,simonize
Edward A.
Haven't got to use it yet weather been bad and too busy
Miro K.
I didn’t use it yet but after using it I will write you my experience and ask you for ceramic nosle parts.
Emile E.
I’m going to blast bottom of boat
Yves B.
J'aime le système.
Toutefois je n'ai pad pu encore vraiment l'essayer. Il fait encore trop froid où je demeure.
Samuel M.
It's so awesome the way it reduces the amount of work put into removing rust and paint from this old truck I'm restoring . What a time saver. I just love it!!
Peter M.
Use it to remove bottom paint on our boats. Works great
Rob M.
Order it today can't wait to use it on aluminium boats to remove old paint so I can respray them will also use it on rims
Coy H.
It arrived exactly as described ; I am really happy with it
Brett H.
I really like this product the only thing I don’t like is it’s not consistent with sand water mix. Works really good for a few minutes then not so good. It actually works better when using aluminum oxide blast material instead of sand. The sell 50 pound bags of it at the Farming store. It’s also nice because I’m blasting parts from a 1969 Firebird which I know has lead in the paints. This way it’s in a liquid not dust form when removed. So I don’t have to worry about getting lead poisoning. Wort the purchase price. It actually works better than my more expensive regular tank and mini gun blasters.
Jerry W.
Sorry couldn’t get anyone to video but it is crazy how nice it works, I have an old trailer that works great for me but I needed to get it sanded down and painted. Don’t need to sand anymore
Jim H.
As all blasters uses a lot of product:
Have done engine bay and under carriage of a 70 ford that has been setting outside many years and many aluminum manifolds etc
And outside engine blocks.
Very pleased so far
Viktor S.
Full Winther here now, so untested still. Looks great ;-)
Phillip R.
Sandblasted 20' equipment gooseneck/with 5' dovetail, took about 36hours . Worked best w/tractor supply fine sand,used 5 tips. Put air hose next to sand pickup @5 psi.
Evan J.
The nozzle is made of ceramic and wears out easily. Connecting the blaster to the pressure washer proved to be a challenge. I was able to finish the job for which the attachment was purchased.
Phillip R.
I was impressed, did much better than I expected, would recommend it.
Randall D.
Love the idea of extending the capabilities of my pressure washer.
D D.
Am waiting for the sandblaster kit to come in the mail - can't wait.
Am going to use it to prep trailers that I am refurbishing.
Robert G.
DIYREFERD, hoping to use it to clean up some surface rust on the door jam of my car. From the video it looks like it should work. I will update once I get it and have a chance to use it.
Dan N.
I'm thrilled to have had my blaster. I can't wait to have a try. Upon putting it to the test, I will leave another examination. It seems to be a high-quality product and I plan to use it and a few other things to clean up my trailer fenders. Maybe I'll post a video analysis,
Jimmy H.
At first it wasn't working because I was using a 1500 PSI pressure washer but when I hooked it up to my 3500 PSI pressure washer it worked very well I'm very satisfied
Plump Z.
I wasn't sure how it would work with water and sand to blast paint and rust, but it really impressed me. I used black diamond sand, and it works well from doing conventional sand blasting to this. And with no ashes. Highly Advised
Xiu T.
Great product these things are the best way to clean parts. Literally takes seconds to take rust and paint off down to bare metal. Works so much better then a sandblaster. I bought a super cheap one to try at first but this one is much better built and is still super cheap and worth the money even when I bought some replacement nozzles.
Michael G.
I am currently coming to the end of a year long restoration of a Norton Commando. This is a vintage British motorcycle and my prize possession of 40 years. Serendipity led me at the very moment that I am tasked to prepare my chassis for receiving it’s newly rebuilt power plant to your product. I am currently preparing the frame and parts for sandblasting so with your product in hand I can take my time and do this task myself without having to invest in conventional sandblasting equipment or sending this valuable frame off to someone who doesn’t understand the specific needs of this task. So while I have yet to put your product to work I have great faith in it’s ability to perform the task at hand. I will be contacting you soon with the results of my efforts and will doubtless need to acquire more nozzles. I like to keep the equipment that I own in good running order and this device will be important in the preparation for paint in my projects.
Amy C.
Excellent sandblaster for small jobs, like fence and rusted parts. Great value!
Gary T.
This thing works really well and, as advertised, it did a great job. For about 4 bags of silica sand, the ceramic tip is only good as it was worn out from the sand going through it. The ceramic tip on this model can not be replaced, so if you plan to use it a lot, you can get a model that can replace the tip. I didn't think water blasting would be as messy as that, but that was not the case. Non the less blasting with this product did an incredible job and I would buy another better one when needed again. I did buy this one as a used model and was happy with it.
Robert F.
I have never attempted sandlasting before. We decided to give it a try. Then would not have to rent an air compressor and sandblasting rig. The wet sandblasting works great. Set up it fast. I used it for exterior painting projects first. Will use it for many different projects.
The most important tip is to make sure the sand is dry. You have to make sure the black part which connects sandblaster's hose and nozzle should stand up. Or the water will go into the hose and wet the sand. The the sandblasting will not work.
Earl S.
Gonna try this product out,,be very useful
Earl S.
Gonna try this product out,,be very useful
Dennis T.
Bought the pressure washer blaster to strip loose paint and rust scale on a dump truck body. It works well and as expected--it's a little messy, but that's the name of this game. It's hooked to a 3500psi washer and removes powder coat paint and, with a little extra effort will remove the dreaded Iron Oxide (rust) down to silver metal with fine grade Black Beauty grit. I will be building a feed container to cut down on the hassle of protecting the source sand from water mist and I'll be investigating installation of a longer sucker hose-constantly wrangling the two hoses is a pain.
I need to give a special shout-out to the customer service people! I bitched about the slow delivery on one of their ads on Facebook and I got a Message from them within an hour, asking what they could do to help. I had the blaster in my hands in 30 hours and they were most pleasant to deal with--highly recommended for this reason. No pix, too busy using it...
Thomas H.
From my experience with these things, you'd better get lots of nozzels, because they go fast. And the sand has to dry, or it won't feed. And play sand won't work well. It may say on the bag it's filtered and dry, if it is, they use chicken wire to filter rocks out only. And even if the sand is in a plastic bag, it likely won't be dry enough to feed smoothly. I ended up hooking it up to a pressure blaster tank, with about 2 PSI pressure on the tank.
Caldwell M.
I didn't find any dry packed sand to use it for its intended intent. However I used it to syphonize cement paint, I hooked it to an air fitting by using an Ultimate Washer UW16-PWCD05 1/4-Inch Stainless Steel Fast Attach Pressure Washer Adapter with a ball valve in between. The color was a mixture of 50 per cent white (not gray) cement and water by volume, then mixed up one gallon each by volume and used within 30 minutes. Dipting the siphon straight into the paint didn't work as well as just using the tip of the siphon. I think I'm going to bring a wider 3/4 or 1 "hose back from the tip of the siphon in the future so that it pulls air with the paint that tends to have higher volume. Helps hold the cement container even or slightly above the ground wall. I painted some 20-year-old red tiles white to match the rest of a new addition to the roof. The White reports 14 degrees C or 25 degrees F cooler in the Sun than the red. This greatly lowers the air-conditioning needs. The white cement paint costs about 1/10th to 1/20th the Acrylic Latex paint.
Sarah J.
My husband and I tested this device today and I have to say that it is a pretty nice kit. The kit even included 2 extra ceramic nozzles. These nozzles wear out over time and having a few extra just makes this kit even better. To test it out, we water sandblasted a wrought iron guitar. It worked well using about 3000 PSI on the pressure washer.
One critical thing we learned the hard way is that you MUST use Play Sand. It cannot be paver stone play sand that some companies sell. It must be the fine grain play sand. If you try using paver sand, the grit is much larger and will clog the sandblaster nozzle and maybe the hose.
Another thing worth mentioning is to ensure that you do not get any water in the yellow sand line as well as the stainless steel tubes that you put in your sand container. Everything needs to stay dry while using. You may want to put your sand container 5 or 6 feet away from your pressure washer wand that you will be sand blasting with.
Overall, this is a quality design kit and everything works like a charm. The company even included 2 extra hose clamps.
Fred C.
Absolute good Pressure Washer Accessory. That is one of the parts of my best pressure washer. I repair old jeeps, dunebuggies, tractors, and farm machinery. That sandblaster package, I didn't know before. I had been looking and buying it since my friend told me. The strength for cleaning surface area is 10x powerful turbo nozzle. And there is no dust in there. In 5 minutes I stripped off a whole jeep frame. Superspeed. The wet sandblaster would have no sand in your hair, no big protective suit and no air breather mask compared with air sandblaster. Making it function is easy. If you want to do small dust removal project, I would suggest this one.
Hawk G.
well. Cuts beautifully, without dust anywhere, by paint and body fillers. Only thing is it ate the porcelain tip pretty quickly with coarse blasting powder. It would be awesome if the blasting adapter sold out new tips.
George` F.
I decided to prepare my 14'-1995 Weldcraft for a new paint job, I didn't finish but made good progress. I do have some old glue that it will take off but only with a lot of effort, for that I am just going to hit it with a wire wheel on my grinder. I will give you a few hints that took me a bit to figure out, First use a good blast media, not sand from the beach. I found the local Tractor Supply had Black Diamond fine grit blast media. Second, elevate the blast media, it will draw easier with less problems than if it is at your feet, I set my media on a ladder that was about shoulder height. Third, keep the sand hose at the tip on the top, where water is less likely to back up into the media hose. It will still happen but less often. When this happens the media will clog the hose but simply pop the hose off and shake the sand out, put it back on and go to work. I suggest mono goggles, a dust mask, and a hat. A face shield is a good idea too.
Overall I thought it was a good deal for the price, and although not a professional sand blast setup, it worked well. And I should mention I used an electric pressure washer at 2300 psi max.
Santana D.
Works best with glass beads but playing sand doesn't work that quickly, but I was really surprised how well it worked on my 55 Chevy engine compartment and didn't just let it dry blow it off and repaint it.
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