SANDBLASTING AT HOME ! (Wooden Drawers)

[@coandasandblasters]

For Information about the Sandblasters leave a comment down below.

[@MacPakinga]

Not fussy about the wood being rough 😂 job done that s all that matters 👏🤘👍💪 . How would you go about it unsatisfied people. Awesomeness love it ❤ that's just the prep he's doing. Getting it for next stage prep. From new Zealand 🌏🤘

[@jeannedorsey8122]

Where can I find information on the sandblasted? Thanks!😊

[@coandasandblasters]

Hello, can you send us your email so we can provide you with all the information? Thank you!

[@morganchoma]

How much is this machine, are you using glass to blast and what size compressor is needed

[@coandasandblasters]

Hello, for details regarding prices and etc please email us at [e-mail] . We are using Quartz sand and we recommend minimum a 50 Lt air compressor. Anything above a 50 Liters air compressor is more than enough to work perfectly with our Coanda Sandblasters. Let us know if you have any more questions!

[@IONYVDFC]

Great job, but I guess this is still unfinished. I heard about transparant coating or even waxing and polishing as a finishing method, not sure how that looks like.

[@coandasandblasters]

Thank you ! It depends on what you want to achieve with your project.

[@IONYVDFC]

You will not like the answer I'm afraid. We have sent our kitchen cabinet doors to a professional furniture sandblaster for blasting and a layer of spray paint. The same asked for a wax treatment, but I refused (due to the cost, including my ignorace). Result: all the pieces overdone. I could rasp my carrots against my kitchen doors if you know what I mean.

[@mariap.7907]

I need one of these to do my porch please can you send me information

[@coandasandblasters]

Hello, this is our website: www.coandaair.com Use Code: Coanda1 to gain access. If you need further information please email us at: [e-mail]

[@nnoor9059]

What equipment is used here?

[@coandasandblasters]

A 50 litre air compressor and the Coanda Sandblaster

[@Secession1900]

I'm sorry to say this but the wood surface looks too rough after blasting. It should be smooth not textured the way it is. Based on my experience in grit blasting wood I would say you are using too coarse an abrasive and too much air pressure.