Hello All,
Has anyone tried the Sealey shot blasting pot?
If so is it any good and will it handle reasonable areas, or is it just for spot blasting?
Thanks
Sealey SB993 - anyone tried one?
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Sealey SB993 - anyone tried one?
John
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Re: Sealey SB993 - anyone tried one?
nebogipfel wrote:Hello All,
Has anyone tried the Sealey shot blasting pot?
If so is it any good and will it handle reasonable areas, or is it just for spot blasting?
Thanks
I'm not sure which Sealey sandblaster you mean.
I've a -
Spot type with rubber adapters and grit recycling - ideal for odd rust spots on bodywork.
Gun for larger jobs - I do it on the back lawn as it as the sand gets everywhere.
5 gallon hopper type (made out of an old gas bottle)
Small bench sized cabinet.
Sandblasting is always a horrible job.
You need a BIG compressor and protective gear.
Even then you will probably wish, if a big job, you'd paid someone else

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Re: Sealey SB993 - anyone tried one?
It's a small hopper type, but as it's cheap and cheerful (about £50) I wondered if it would be worth a go.paulhumphries wrote:
I'm not sure which Sealey sandblaster you mean.
I usually get my blasting done by A N Other and agree I should probably continue to do so because as you say it's a pretty disgusting job

It would sometimes be handy to be able to do a bit for myself.
Paul, is your converted gas bottle design your own invention?
John
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Re: Sealey SB993 - anyone tried one?
I just looked at commecial ones for sale on web pages and decided I could make one far cheaper.nebogipfel wrote:paulhumphries wrote:
Paul, is your converted gas bottle design your own invention?
The result can be seen at -
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1134206 ... 3535PQgbrk
You are more than welcome to borrow if you want as it's been sitting, unused, for the last couple of years.
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That looks like an ingenious bit of kit Paul.
It looks like you could blast a biggish area with it assuming it had a good air supply.
Frost sell a similar looking blaster to the Sealey one I mentioned but it retails for £205 in the current catalogue.
I'll probably end up making a blasting cabinet to do the small stuff and paying for the big bits to be done
I appreciate the kind offer but we live quite a distance from each other
It looks like you could blast a biggish area with it assuming it had a good air supply.
Frost sell a similar looking blaster to the Sealey one I mentioned but it retails for £205 in the current catalogue.
I'll probably end up making a blasting cabinet to do the small stuff and paying for the big bits to be done
I appreciate the kind offer but we live quite a distance from each other
John
1969 S4 Lotus Elan
1955 SII Traveller
Opinions expressed are of course, my own :)
1969 S4 Lotus Elan
1955 SII Traveller
Opinions expressed are of course, my own :)