NEIKO 30068A Air Sand Blaster Gun | Remove Paint, Rust, Stains, and Grime on Surfaces | Gravity Feed | Replaceable Steel Nozzle

Works great

It works great. I’m using it to strip fibers off metal doors. Make sure to get a mask, eye care, and a jumpsuit for protection. I’m using 30-60 grit iron and works like a charm.

I'm sure the item works fine. I purchased used and found a 12ga shell rattling around inside the hopper. Thought it was rather funny, unsafe kinda, but funny none the less. Amazon said I could return it when I gave them a heads up I let them know there was no need for anything like that. I'll be keeping my purchase.

But those kids haven't been back on my lawn since.

IT works- make sure the lever is all the way open for sand to come out. IT's a light sand blaster but works well for cleaning copper for me.

The entire thing, with the box, instructions, and the shipping box weighed half a pound total. This is without a doubt the cheapest plastic I've ever felt. It feels like if you dropped it 1 inch onto soft rubber, it would break into a billion pieces. There is absolutely no way this thing would last more than a few uses. Find another product folks, because this is not the one.

I had been using a hose-fed blasting gun for a few years that constantly clogged and this made blasting infinitely easier. I can't understate exactly how much of a difference this made. I went back inside the house looking for stuff to blast because it worked sooooooo well and for that reason, blasting was fun again instead of being a frustrating chore. 10/10 and I absolutely recommend it.

This works well for cleaning small areas, like 6 square inches per load.* This tool uses up air fast. With my little 2 gallon compressor, I get 3 seconds of blast and then have to wait 30 seconds for pressure.* The media bounces back hard. Dress for hazmat, covering every square inch of your body, especially your face with both a face shield and sealed safety goggles. The media finds any gap.* For media, I got excellent results on cast aluminum starting with the very abrasive "Black Beauty" then finishing with glass bead. You need the aggressive grit to make use of your limited time and power. The glass bead works more slowly, but peens over the rough surface and makes it smooth.* Consider where the media will end up. Glass bead gives your driveway a weird sheen.