Amazon $36 Neiko Sandblaster Unboxing Review! Tested on aluminum, steel, powder coat, paint, & rust! 

I think that it is comical how he is so neat and careful filling the hopper then proceeds to blow the media all over the place.

Set up a catch container or a really big tote so you can reuse as much blast media as possible...I've heard a lot of people have good results with play sand from the hardware store...but it needs to be filtered to get the junk out of it and have the right particle size...mine was very similar, but it came with safety glasses, air fitting, tank screen and spare nozzle...make sure to use thread tape on your air fitting...hand tight doesn't mean air tight

I just got this same gun for small jobs like refinishing some wooden chairs, removing some rust on small parts, etc. I'm looking for a media that isn't going to cost me $40 for just 8 pounds. I'm thinking about very sifted play sand. First, it's $5 for about 50 pounds. Second, I'm not losing much money from waste. Finally, it's a little more abrasive. I may get some actual media after I work with this a little and get the feel of it. Thanks for the video!

I think you have to hold that gun horizontally to work properly since it is gravity fed. Most shots you had the gun pointing directly down...

Thanks dude! I am glad I went with the $20 Harbor Freight. It came with a connector and I think I like the trigger on the HF better as well. Overall a good review. I will hold my comments on your compressor and the need for a blast cabinet when using aluminum oxide. Way too expensive not to capture and re-use depending on your projects.

Thats crazy i just bought the same wheel and just got a similar sandblaster to refinish them and i saw this video. Those are nice wheels.

Thanks for letting me know before I wasted my time with it.

Looking at that fitting you screwed into the blaster handle, it seems to be a low restriction style, that enables more air to flow through to the tool allowing the tool to work more efficiently if the rest of your air supply line was the same ID. It doesn't seem to be though. Those plastic coiled airlines are chocking your CFM's way down and along with the undersized compressor would make it very doubtful that the tool would do the job.

I just bought this gun...I think my compressor is underpowered and my curly air line is not helping. It uses ALOT of medium and it doesn't last long. I will say this - when it works, it works well for light dirt and light rust removal and some paints. But, it is always clogging even though I have a filter on it and sift the material. I'm going to play with the setup. If it would just be consistent I would be perfectly OK with it for what I need.

I purchased it for one job. I hope it survives at least one job. I’m going to strip a computer metal frame.

Sounds similar to the instrument used at my dentist's office to remove plaque from teeth.

A different tip may make a difference, as will the type of sand.

I use this cheep wonderful blaster on all plastic parts before painting, I buy soda from harbor freight, does not hurt the plastic

Does your compressor also run a paint sprayer? Which paint sprayer do you use?

I think every sandblaster goes to a lot of media that's kind of the point and that's why the stuff is so cheap it's meant to be used in used a lot of

would this work to get weathered bricks, (limescale staining, Efflorescence etc) cleaned up?

Great video I saw it to on Amazon. Great demonstrations I’m going to pass on buying. I just subscribe so please keep the vids coming

Btw. Need Teflon tape on that brass fitting

What type/size compressor are you using? I'm guessing not very large as I can hear it turning on.

You can build a blast cabinet for pretty cheap. Save you money in the long run

exactly the video I needed....how big is your tank?

How long of non stop blasting can you do before you have to refill the hopper?

How much air pressure

It would work better if you hang the stuff you want to sandblast ,the gun is supposed to be upright when using,not pointed down,

Have you tried it over graffiti? I need something like this for that porpoise. I think it could work.

Are you sure your compressor is powerful enough for this tool?

Could you maybe make some sort of container to do it in and perhaps reuse the sand?

Is it sand that place in the gun

Great review. Please remember your mask ya'll, lungs are sensitive and notoriously unforgiving.

What air compressor did you use?

Hi🙋‍♂️, a compressor of how much liters did you use please ?

Can I use it with a 3-gallon air compressor?

what is your supply pressure in psi?

Good luck finishing that rim this century.

Yeah them wheels look spiko where they brand new?blaster needs a few up grades here an there I think cheers for the vid .

Air tools never come with the connectors you always have to buy those when you purchase any air tools.

where did you find the connector

How much psi ..or bar would be needed minimum..

What is that material from the white bucket you poured into the gun called ?

it works tho !

The mess is why they use blast cabinets.

Does it remove oily dirts from ceramics ?

How much psi did you used? Thanks 😊

Can i clean some bricks that had paint stains

what abrasive did you use ?

Sorry you paid $36 for this blaster. This same gun is sold at Harbor Freight for $19.99

so, no connector and no mention the most important part, the compressor and it's rating

nice, I thought your comments were funny and honest. Thanks

ummmm...maybe tell us what youre using, at what pressure?

A real shit, it has not force

Low pressure is your prob

If you don't have extra air fittings kicking around you shouldn't be out shopping for a sand blaster.

You forgot thé teflon

You cats kill me making metal to metal connections with no teflon...

This video showed me just what I wanted to see… not worth it…. I’ll pass. Thanks buddy!

Your compressor is too small for this gun so thats why it doesnt work that well.

Man i thought it was like a nerf gun get w yo bois start shooting lil balls of sand haha

Stay in a ne spot bro

lol put it in a cab to save the waste

You must of been picking media up all over that room for months.

no works

Schrott

bad product

That's not one to buy. this one is a real joke. Homemades work way better that that crap.

Not bad at all. I picked up a similar sandblaster on amazon that incorporates a siphon hose which allows for continuous blasting. Saves a lot of time compared to the unit you are using. www.amazon.com/dp/B07QX2RTS8