SODA BLASTER GUN WITH PICKUP TUBE 

Very informative video. Thank you!

Love this! Thank you! Very helpful

this is very helpful, thank you

Thank you for this information!

Blasting wood isn't something I would think to be a good idea, but you just showed how well it works with soda. Also I just took a look at your web page... fantastic work!

Thanks for the video !

Boone, I am so glad I found your video!!!! I have over 100 kitchen type cabinet drawers and doors throughout my house i need to refinish. The house was built in 1990, so the cabinets are the typical golden oak/pine clear finish with a lot of detailed grooves and corners... I thought about sandblasting but couldn't get any feedback if it would work or not, and wala here you are. What compressor do you suggest or key features I should focus on when buying a compressor... thank you for the link to the gun. Now, I just need the compressor

Was looking for a less messy alternative to liquid stripper and this is it! I rather deal with sweeping up baking soda, then having to clean up sludge from citrus stripper.

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You should get a blasting tent, to help you gather the media once you have finish, and then sieve it and reuse it. You save a lot of money...

Thanks very helpful! Can you share your 60gal compressor brand that was compatible with these tools as well? How do I know the smallest size compressor that will work with the blaster with the pickup tube?

What grit soda do you use? I noticed on Amazon you can get different grit. And also do you find that when you’re done soda blasting you can go straight to finishing or do you need to do some final sanding? Do you ever use a course grit soda and then a fine grit?

Great video. I am struggling with soda blasting. I have 60 gallon compressor and use siphon gun but it doesn't work too well.Please guide me what am I doing wrong 😢

I bought me a camping tent 🎪⛺ to do my soda & sand blast small stuff like so.recyle my sand ect.❤

Are you sanding flat surfaces and soda blasting the details? Have you had issues with it not spraying consistently? I'm looking into purchasing a soda blaster because I've had issues using soda with a regular sand blaster. I may just need the dryer and a better compressor!

Hi Boone, did you add that longer steel tip?

Can I use this on the flat parts of a large piece such as an armoire or only on ornate pieces?

I was just cheking this blaster today, thanks for the vid. what are the specs of the compressor you are using please?

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Great video!! I just brought this gun, what type of soda blaster are you using from Harbour Freight?? Cheers

I'm confused about the products that you're listing. The one in the link has ceramic tips, but the one in your video seems to be a metal tip. Which version is best for furniture?

I bought one that was the first one that doesn't have the refill tube on. And now I just ordered another one on Amazon with the refill tube. It only cost me $54 which is not bad.

Did you do any prep to the drawers before soda blasting?

Do you think my 26gallon, 4.2scfm@90psi compressor, would work well enough with this gun ? I know the packaging says 7scfm, but hoping to not buy a new expensive compressor..

I'm dissolving my painting business in Northern California and getting into furniture restoration. My wife bought me the same sandblasting gun you have but doesn't have the pickup tube. Can I add the pickup tube to my gun or do I need to buy a new one? I haven't used it yet but it looks like you're the perfect source for information. Also, I don't know what state you live in, but California's very strict with environmental regulations. Are there any environmental concerns about the residue from the soda blasting? I would like to think it will wash away after the next rain...

Never used a sandlaster but need one, which one is best for some home DIY projects? Can I buy just a nozzle gun thingy and connect it to a bag of soda or do I need another big machine, I'm on a budget and hoping to keep costs low. Thank you.

What would you recommend to removing paint off a 100 yr old door? Tons of paint.

Does this round any of the sharp edges? And would you recommend using this on soft woods?

I understand baking soda is a grass and weed killer, so if you use this blasting method, don't do it near your yard... or is there a different type of soda used for blasting?

So do I need a compressor as well as the desiccant dryer? And the gun? If so, what do you recommend?

Hi. Can you reclaim and re-use any of the medium? Thinking drop cloths... or is it too fine and blows away... or too contaminated? Cheers

I bought the gun with the reservoir. If it were you, would you return it and buy the one with the siphon hose?

What size compressor you running ?

The reason I'm here is because I've just bought a wooden sailing dinghy and the idea of sanding the entire boat terrifies me. Why sandblasting isn't adopted in boat restoration amazes me. What is it like removing paint?

Do you think I really need the desiccant dryer??

What brand of equipment?

I love CA but the VOC laws are driving me crazy!!! I refinish furniture antiques as a hobby. My current joke is that if you want a good stripper you need to drive to Vegas! None of the strippers work anymore, and I have to beg industrial companies to send me a small batch now and then, which costs like liquid gold. Then pay for Acetone to clean stripper wax off. Messy, laborious and fed up. Soda blasting looks like a godsend. Finding the right combo of parts for soda blasting is very challenging. Could anyone please tell me the following: Project: Small wood carved antique boxes, desk, table, chairs, mostly wood, and some metal and rust removal on lawn chairs. Space: Small back yard with concrete pad. Budget: As cheap as possible, without being poor quality. Not HF brands that don't work. Needs: Gun that does fine detail and can also widen for flat table. Large hopper, not too heavy. What size air compressor which I can still move around (portable) while not having to refill for at least 10mins. What CFM is minimum need? Do I need a moisture removal gizmo? Do I need a tent? Any recommendations on above? Please help! I have too many projects piling up and need some help from you guys out here.

What size compressor are you running here ? Thanks

do i need a Desiccant Dryer?

You need to build some sort of recovery box similar to a large sandblasting cabinet so that you can recover the blast media and be able to so it in doors.

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It would help a lot if you spoke little and instructed more.

How does it work for degreasing an engine and the undercarriage of a car?

What's the finish like? Eg. Is it smooth, pitted etc...