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wet blast it?
will it be ok with natural sandstone - really soft ? penetrated so deep
http://www.molotow.com/products/marker-ink/This is an example of the type markers Graf guys use.
Quote from: mike roberts on October 16, 2011, 05:20:44 pmwill it be ok with natural sandstone - really soft ? penetrated so deepSoda doesn't damage the surface. Never had a problem with soda. Was in your position though before using soda. Did a Wickes store and couldn't remove spray from the type of stone there was.
where do you get your wet blast attachements and why dont you use sand instead?
i use gel and a rag, but it aint to remove graffiti..
To remove all the lipstick
Quote from: drive surgeon on October 17, 2011, 03:58:08 pmwhere do you get your wet blast attachements and why dont you use sand instead?Bought mine from Centurywise is Stockport as I needed it on the day for a job. Came with lance etc for about £140 but you can just buy the nozzles from Exchange Engineering.Sand is more abrasive so it will damage the surface if no care taken. Especially with stone, more prone to deface the fine finish. Soda doesn't damage, you could use it on glass although a faster method would be to use a gel and tissue.thanks lee, where do you buy your soda crystals?
Quote from: Blast Away on October 17, 2011, 06:09:53 pmQuote from: drive surgeon on October 17, 2011, 03:58:08 pmwhere do you get your wet blast attachements and why dont you use sand instead?Bought mine from Centurywise is Stockport as I needed it on the day for a job. Came with lance etc for about £140 but you can just buy the nozzles from Exchange Engineering.Sand is more abrasive so it will damage the surface if no care taken. Especially with stone, more prone to deface the fine finish. Soda doesn't damage, you could use it on glass although a faster method would be to use a gel and tissue.thanks lee, where do you buy your soda crystals?
so what else can you remove with a wet blaster apart from paint.