[drive surgeon]

also what jobs did you use it for?    getting a lot of paint removal enquiries so need to start getting into paint removal more now!.

[Blast Away]

As in an attachment for your PW?

[drive surgeon]

yes mate, want to attach it to my pw. to try remove gloss paint spills etc. get quite a few calls for gloss paint removal off walls and floors. what do you use for that , im using eeezzee strip and hot turbo?

[Blast Away]

Not tried the wet blasting nozzle on spills. But for large areas it's a chem for cost wise.
Only time we use the wet blaster is for paint drips/dribbles on brick and for heavy carbon build up round downspouts/brackets. Faster than spotting with stripper or acid.
Good for window reveals too.

[Blast Away]

Oh and the wet blaster nozzle without sand going through(take off hosepipe) is great for gum removal with heat.

[Matt Gibson]

You can get them from ebay, or malcleanse...dual pumps also do them.

Centurywise do them too.

Or blast away has some magical engineering catalogue...

[Blast Away]

Cheaper to buy the nozzle and fit to your lance rather than pay 140(ish) at Centurywise for the full lance.

[Matt Gibson]

centurywise are a rip off anyway. i asked them how much just for the nozzle/sand probe and they told me £80..