DIY Budget Vapor Blasting Cabinet

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  • Опубліковано 6 лип 2022
  • In this video i build a budget Vapor Blasting Cabinet out of a sandblasting cabinet and some items purchased from amazon. Below i have listed links to the items on amazon as well as the costs in Canadian dollars at time of the build. You may be able to find these parts for less. You will also need a good compressor. To run a vapor blaster you should have machine that can provide 15CFM @ 40-60 working psi. If you have an air compressor that is smaller than a 5hp you can run a vapor blasting machine just not for extended periods of time. My compressor is a 2hp 30 gallon.
    Total cost $397 + taxes = $444.64 cad
    Used sandblast cabinet from Market place or craigslist- $100
    5 gallon pail from Canadian tire - $5
    Foot pedal - $32 www.amazon.ca/Pneumatic-Posit...
    Air line - $30 www.amazon.ca/Solution4patio-...
    Tubing - $17 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B004...
    Check valve - $15 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01M...
    Blast nozzle - $30 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B097...
    Glass beads - $40 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07H...
    Pump - $86 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08B...
    Hose clamps - $2
    Various PVC fittings - $20 Rona
    Spray can Flex seal - $20 Canadian tire
    UPGRADE
    Casters - $47 www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08D...
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  • @eastcoastpalominocollector3970
    @eastcoastpalominocollector3970 9 місяців тому +8

    I like the idea of making a cheaper vaper hone. That said I actually went out and bought a vapor hone that was made specially for vapor honing, and this is why. A steel cabinet and a steel work grate will rust. It doesn't sound like a big deal, but the small particles of rust and steel get into the slurry and you force it through the tip with the rest of your media. Basically contaminating your media and impregnating it into the aluminum part that you are trying to restore. I would recommend people buy an abs plastic cabinet for this reason. They are available and not that expensive. That's my only recommendation. Your conversion looks great , and your video is very good. 👍

  • @angrysweet8932
    @angrysweet8932 4 місяці тому +4

    There may be many videos on this topic, but yours is by far the best one. Great job man ! Regards from Spain.

  • @elementjob
    @elementjob Рік тому +2

    Easiest vapor blasting build video i ever saw! Goodjob!

  • @johnmcdonald489
    @johnmcdonald489 Рік тому +1

    It’s a cool build. Straight to the point, easy to follow. Thank you.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for watching

  • @patrickgab4230
    @patrickgab4230 Рік тому +1

    Thank you very much from Austria for your Video! Nice that you share your idea of an DIY Vapour Blaster. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @zx10danny1
    @zx10danny1 Рік тому +1

    Very cool! You going to really make your project bikes pop now!

  • @Kendrick_Tiller
    @Kendrick_Tiller Рік тому

    Great video Iv been contemplating building one for projects this winter and you just sold me on it!

  • @stevebloke5455
    @stevebloke5455 Рік тому +2

    Nice one that's going to come in handy, it's amazing how these machines make aluminium look new again. Thanks for posting it was rather interesting. Keep up the good work.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Thankyou for watching

  • @johnanderson7988
    @johnanderson7988 Рік тому

    I already upgraded my Clarke beadblast cabinet but like some others I think I'll look for a used cabinet and make this one. I have a buddy that has a shop that repairs MX bikes and he has small vapor blast cabinet (microhone?) that does amazing work. I like your idea and it has more capacity at that. Thanks for sharing. I also restore MX bikes. Primarily from to 70's era.

  • @pierrelarocque3214
    @pierrelarocque3214 Рік тому

    Bravo. Keep it simple. Great success. Magnifique. Hard to do better and simpler. Bravo again.

  • @tobygathergood4990
    @tobygathergood4990 Рік тому

    I'm in BC, (Thompson-Okanagan) as well. I buy quite a lot from Princess. Well done on the build! I've been meaning to put together a wet media blast cabinet for some time. Hopefully this spring will see it done.

  • @homemadetools
    @homemadetools Рік тому

    Nice job. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

  • @masterofnonetv8361
    @masterofnonetv8361 Місяць тому +1

    I put a wiper on mine that was a universal kit for a side by side utv and powered with a 24 amp computer inverter, had to mod the wiper arm though, this coupled with a bright led light from harborfreight that I just set on the glass so it shines directly down on the part and good pair of solid rubber gloves from ebay. These things made my cabinet a dream to operate!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Місяць тому

      Can you link me the gloves

  • @DennisonsThe
    @DennisonsThe Рік тому

    That works well! Way to go! Much easier way to clean aluminum parts!

  • @jwald6795
    @jwald6795 Рік тому

    Man thanks for showing this. I'm going to make one of these. I have a bead blaster but I think I'll keep it and buy a different cabinet so I can have both .

  • @MrSillypoptart
    @MrSillypoptart 4 місяці тому +1

    Amazing work! Im going to make one just like this!

  • @geneva760
    @geneva760 Рік тому

    Well done. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

  • @e.a.7265
    @e.a.7265 8 місяців тому

    This is awesome. Just what I am looking for. Thank you for this video.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  8 місяців тому

      Glad i could help

  • @lancesmeal8853
    @lancesmeal8853 Рік тому

    Thx for the vid. Picking up a nice blaster this week n I'll use ur vid to convert it....

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Awesome. Hope everything goes smooth and you can began you vapor blasting right away.

  • @12bmxdude12
    @12bmxdude12 Рік тому

    i am going to build one myself, thanks for sharing!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      If you can find a used seamless blast cabinet it is even better.

  • @kensartisticflowsacrylicpo8686
    @kensartisticflowsacrylicpo8686 6 місяців тому

    been wanting to get a dry blast but i may convert it to a wet blast. great vid by the way.

  • @geofffagg3855
    @geofffagg3855 6 місяців тому

    Great video.

  • @jackydacunha294
    @jackydacunha294 Рік тому

    Thank uou for this video guy!!

  • @lawrenceveinotte
    @lawrenceveinotte Рік тому

    Good job.

  • @chandler__21
    @chandler__21 7 місяців тому

    Very nice I’ll eventually come back to this when I’m ready to make one of these. The only troubling this is having a compressor big enough to run it. Which I suppose you could use a small compressor and take your time. I wouldn’t use it 24/7 anyways it would be nice to clean engine cases with.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  7 місяців тому

      I use a 30 gallon. Just takes more time.

  • @coloradodirtbike5930
    @coloradodirtbike5930 Рік тому +1

    I'm about to build one as well.

  • @billl7551
    @billl7551 Рік тому

    Yeah you have some technical build issues, but well done video on the topic!! All novices should come here first!!! Most complete and to the point on a DIY build. I hope you come back with the details of issues, and solutions. Keep us informed on techniques for media/water ratio and pump durability.
    Super good to have a component listing. Thumbs UP!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      Only issue I am having is the box leaks like crazy. The original assembler did not seal anything. And my sealing job did not help much. The vapor blasting part is awesome. All my parts come out looking amazing. I am planning to upgrade to a welded seemless blast box.

    • @billl7551
      @billl7551 Рік тому +2

      @@TNTMOTO I saw that leak. Polysulfone sealant will fix that - it is aircraft fuel tank sealant(2- part). $65 for a quart at Vans Aircraft. Thanks for a fast reply!

  • @Marc757
    @Marc757 6 місяців тому +1

    Looks like a nissin rear caliper bracket off a 90-94 Honda CR :D

  • @Kx5hundo
    @Kx5hundo Рік тому +2

    Oh thats cool

  • @Mr.Winston
    @Mr.Winston Рік тому

    Very cool. Just picked up a sandblasting cabinet for some bike builds I’ve got coming up. I was wondering if it was possible to convert it to a vapour blaster because the results look fantastic and softer on the aluminium parts. I know what I’m doing this weekend! 👍

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Awesome. Glad to hear this helps you out.

  • @PremixandPedals
    @PremixandPedals Рік тому +1

    Great video...Best one I have seen for this type of build! I just need a garage so I can build one. One question...what size compressor are you using to run that?

  • @suedehayes1817
    @suedehayes1817 Рік тому

    Great video. I was wondering how well this works on an aluminum gasket surface. Does it damage it or does it leave a good surface to seal on.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      I think it would be fine.

  • @HooligansMx
    @HooligansMx 10 місяців тому

    The one I ordered wasn't to bad. It's not big enough to fit a frame in but bug enough to do just about everything else on the bike I thunk I paid about $1000 and already had an air compressor but the unit I bought only needs a 5-10cfm air compressor

  • @adamh3470
    @adamh3470 Рік тому

    Awesome work TNT.
    The more you can do at home the better,not waiting for other people and you can get the results you want.
    What psi did you have on the compressor?

  • @gustafgunnarsson2478
    @gustafgunnarsson2478 Рік тому

    Nice video! How Did you get the hose from the pump thru the cabinet? Drill a hole with a fitting?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Fed it up through the bottom. But a fitting or hole would be better in the long run.

  • @exemjazhuel3428
    @exemjazhuel3428 9 місяців тому

    the HTMR gun is a must will speed the job

  • @DTRB56
    @DTRB56 Рік тому +8

    When pushing pipe over a fitting and it’s difficult/tight. Dip the end of the pipe into a mug of freshly boiled water for 30 seconds.before pushing over the fitting.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      will do thankyou

    • @abcanimal
      @abcanimal Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO also its a good idea to use pvc cement primer. It's usually a purple dye the you put on the fitting before putting on the cement.

    • @jayflow7949
      @jayflow7949 Рік тому +1

      Yes This is A Very Handy Trick Especially With Cars I’ve Even Used The Heat From The Hot Exhaust Manifold & The Cars Cigarette Lighter, Even a Match Works At The Right Distance Away By Using The Heat Without Catching The Rubber On Fire… 🔥🤦‍♂️🔥🤷‍♂️😂😂😂

  • @ryanstone8209
    @ryanstone8209 Рік тому

    What are the advantages of this versus just using it as a sandblaster or other abrasive media? Thank you for the video, well done.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      Vapor blasting gives soft metals a very finished polished look. It is great for aluminum. Regular blasting is great for rust and paint removal to prep for paint or powder coating.

    • @ryanstone8209
      @ryanstone8209 Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO I have a sand blasting cabinet and occasionally blast rust off, but I haven't shot aluminum (though I would expect it to be course as you mention with sand). Wasn't sure if glass bead or other media would clean it without "etching" it, but this is the obvious solution. Once again good job on the video and thank you for the explanation!

  • @trevorhillard7760
    @trevorhillard7760 Рік тому

    Is it possible to use the nozzle that comes with the cabinet, or does it not work as well as the one you show for wet blasting?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      It will not work very well

  • @Galaxiiee02
    @Galaxiiee02 7 місяців тому

    Just picked up a steal on facebook! $50 blasting cabinet so now im following your vid as a how to. So with the 40-60psi, does setting the psi lower mean it’s harder to clean the part? And the higher you go on psi the more it removes that shiny finish?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  7 місяців тому

      Higher psi leaves a rougher surface lower psi smooths it out

  • @tomek860
    @tomek860 2 місяці тому

    Great DIY👍👍 what aircompressor have you used?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  2 місяці тому

      30 gallon Mastercraft 155 psi 1.9hp. Bought it used 8 years ago. Still working. I have to wait for it to catch up but I got it on marketplace for $150. 60 gallon 5hp is the way to gonif you want continuous air and no wait time. 80 gallon is the way to go for business.

  • @sacbmw
    @sacbmw 5 місяців тому

    Sir, your video is excellent. Thanks for freely sharing your knowledge and experience. I think I’m getting the full understanding of what’s going on. In dry blasting, you siphon your media by pumping air thru a venturi. In this case you pump the ‘media' unto that same port on the gun and you get flow all of the time. When you add air, you get the media to work. More pressure gets more work done faster, but the media breaks down faster. And this process is incredibly clean, other than struggling with a leaky cabinet. 😜 One thing that you originally mentioned, but has not come up once, is the use of a vacuum cleaner. It’s not clear to me why vacuum would be necessary. Did you end up using that port you put in the back? Also, how did your plastic covered window work out? I use those in my dry cabinet, but I’m hoping they might not be required. Along those lines, can you see very well while working or is some frequent window cleaner or spraying required? Lastly, do you just play it by ear when it’s time to change your media? I lied, one more thing: can you reconfirm the mix of beads to water that you’ve settled on? Thanks a heap for your contribution.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  5 місяців тому +1

      I don't use a particular ratio of bead but is probably around 15%. No vacuum. A wiper on the inside would be very helpful and better lighting. I will be upgrading to a stainless cabinet when I can make one bur for now this does what I need at a minimal cost.

  • @jarnosaarinen4583
    @jarnosaarinen4583 Рік тому

    Nice job, might be good to raise it up? looks like my back wouldn't like it for very long!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Yes it would be better to have it raised I plan on adding extensions at some point.

    • @jarnosaarinen4583
      @jarnosaarinen4583 8 місяців тому

      @@TNTMOTO Thanks for the Video I am going to give it a go! Cheers!!

  • @hbseth1867
    @hbseth1867 Рік тому

    Check valve is necessary? I mean, we have constant air pressure while in use... If water creeps back it just gets blown out when you use it next, right?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      It's not just water. It's a glass bead slurry. It's a long distance between the gun and your foot pedal. The slurry pump is always running. I don't thing the slurry would be good for the pedal. The check valve is a very cheap equipment safety feature.

  • @rucciolo1
    @rucciolo1 6 місяців тому

    Buonasera,che pressione bar/psi serve come aria?

  • @transmitterguy478
    @transmitterguy478 Рік тому

    How long does the blasting media last? Approx in Canadian hours.😎

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      A long time as long as you watch your pressures. And it can be cleaned. Also you need to keep everything clean before you blast it.

  • @astroman1159
    @astroman1159 11 місяців тому

    Do you have the sizes for the pvc fittings can’t seem to figure what ones to buy

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  11 місяців тому +1

      I will have to get back to you. Basically I bought the pump first. Then I took the threaded fitting to the hardware store and matched everything up.

  • @bobbys2160
    @bobbys2160 Рік тому

    the blast tip is unavailable at amazon. who is it made by so i can find a alternative blast gun thanks

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      I believe this is the same one www.amazon.ca/HOLDWIN-Blasting-Carbide-Sandblaster-Stainless/dp/B07X4C9R1M/ref=sr_1_10?keywords=vapor+blast+nozzle&qid=1676928918&sr=8-10

  • @laautiquiroz3086
    @laautiquiroz3086 Рік тому

    hello, will it work for a long period of time with a 4hp 14CFM compressor? Thank you

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      at what psi are you getting 14cfm?

    • @xxxmikeyjock
      @xxxmikeyjock Рік тому +1

      @@TNTMOTO mine will do 11scfm at 100psi according to the label and they call it a "5hp" , it feeds my sand blast cabinet really well. he likely has something similar and would run your conversion close to 100% duty

  • @chrisheath7500
    @chrisheath7500 Рік тому

    what SCFM compressor are you using? I have this entire setup ready but my compressor is too small. Also where did you get the air control pedal? Nice job, makes me feel way better about my system.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      there are links to everything in the description
      i am using a 30 gallon compressor running at a regulated 40 to 60 psi. i cant remember what the cfm is but its not great. 7.7 cfm at 40psi

    • @chrisheath7500
      @chrisheath7500 Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO Thank you!!!!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      @@chrisheath7500 no problem.

  • @mgamgc
    @mgamgc Рік тому

    Nice video, thanks. I have made one using your instrucitons and don't get any significant abrasion, despite correct flow and 60psi pressure. I have 2 cups of glass beads in 1.5 gal of water. Is it worth trying some garnet instead of the glass beads? Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix/improve the action?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      What metal are you blasting?

    • @mgamgc
      @mgamgc Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO aluminium, so it should be working.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      @@mgamgc yes that is strange. do you have the water and air hooked up to the right ports on the gun?

    • @mgamgc
      @mgamgc Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO I think so - I have tried both options. The air directly into the back fitting caused blow back into the pump so I switched to having the water flowing straight into the handle with the air into the side port. The water flow does seem to be overpowered by the air flow after a second of blasting, so there may be a problem inside the nozzle. I've had it apart and can't see anything obvious.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      @@mgamgc it's the nozzle. Open it up and remove the rubber piece

  • @cyber_Dean
    @cyber_Dean Рік тому

    How long did that bit take?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      couple of minutes. Its not a fast process. but the end results are very rewarding.

  • @astroman1159
    @astroman1159 11 місяців тому

    Is there anyway to filter out that water and reuse it

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  11 місяців тому +1

      The water is in a loop from the bucket to the cabinet. It does not get wasted. It winds up evaporating when not in use.

  • @firebird14420
    @firebird14420 Рік тому

    Can you just use water?? Thanks 👍 great job!!

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      With no abrasive? No

  • @Projectchasingthewild
    @Projectchasingthewild 10 місяців тому

    Your link to the nozzle is no longer working .. what kind of nozzle do you recommend?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  10 місяців тому +1

      www.amazon.ca/HOLDWIN-Blasting-Carbide-Sandblaster-Stainless/dp/B07X4C9R1M/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=38F464FDDUABI&keywords=blast+nozzle&qid=1689379393&sprefix=blast+nozzle%2Caps%2C175&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  10 місяців тому +1

      Make sure to remove the rubber piece inside the nozzle

  • @samboiii9473
    @samboiii9473 2 місяці тому

    Can you share more information on the pvc fittings or links?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  2 місяці тому +1

      Just picked them up at my local hardware store. took the fitting from the pump in with me and found a pvc that fit.

    • @samboiii9473
      @samboiii9473 2 місяці тому

      What are the caps that you put in that screw into each other

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Місяць тому

      @@samboiii9473 Are you referring to the white reducers or the grey barb hose adapter?

    • @samboiii9473
      @samboiii9473 Місяць тому

      @@TNTMOTOthe screw in things at 10:56-11:08 in the video and the grey fittings as well haha sorry I’m asking a million questions that’s just the last part of my build

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Місяць тому +1

      @@samboiii9473 no problem. those where reducers to get the size down for the grey barb fittings. took me from i believe 1 1/4 inch down to a 1/2 inch barb fitting

  • @davecox900
    @davecox900 Рік тому

    What size CFM compressor are you using ?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      i am using a 30 gallon compressor running at a regulated 40 to 60 psi. 7.7 cfm at 40psi

    • @davecox900
      @davecox900 Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO ok that’s ok I have a compressor it’s 14.7 cfm so I should be ok with that
      I thought you needed 30 +
      For some reason

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      @@davecox900 I have to let mine catch up. Yours you be able to run continually.

  • @NguyenMinhTamQL63
    @NguyenMinhTamQL63 Рік тому

    Hi! What pressure does this machine need?

  • @matiastorres6356
    @matiastorres6356 Рік тому

    Buenas noche con cuanto de precion de aire se usa

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      40 to 60. Too much pressure and the beads will break

  • @koenvermeulen3973
    @koenvermeulen3973 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot for this video ! I did almost the same build but do not get the result u've got. Could you please help me out

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      Sure , What pump did you buy? What gun? What media? And what material are you using it on?

    • @koenvermeulen3973
      @koenvermeulen3973 Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO made a stupid mistake by switching the water supply to the air and reverse... Tried it today and now i get a result. Not yet what i want but we are coming close. I currently have a pump with 7m3/h but i've ordered a bigger one. What pressure do you use? I read that 70 psi is the max for the glass beads?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      @@koenvermeulen3973 I regulate between 10 and 60 depending on what finish I am going for

    • @koenvermeulen3973
      @koenvermeulen3973 Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO thank you! And the waterflow stays the same? You just play with the air pressure?

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      @@koenvermeulen3973 yes waterflow stays the same

  • @terrytanner6341
    @terrytanner6341 Рік тому

    What gun did you buy?

    • @cuerammer
      @cuerammer Рік тому +1

      Look under "Blast Nozzle" in the links he gave. Click "SHOW MORE" at the bottom of his video.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Just a cheap gun off amazon. its in the video description

  • @koltont1959
    @koltont1959 Рік тому +1

    what psi do you use

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      40-60 for the initial blasting. then 10-20 from further away for the smoothing out.

    • @koltont1959
      @koltont1959 Рік тому +1

      @@TNTMOTO ok thank you

  • @richardepps8500
    @richardepps8500 Рік тому +1

    Wish you could have shown the thing blasting...

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      I will be updating my cabinet soon. The internals will be the same. I will show blasting at that time.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +1

      I do have some video of it running on my CR500 restoration videos

  • @koko-cf9uu
    @koko-cf9uu Рік тому

    Hello
    Help you please me
    (You making what powder name)

  • @cm5838
    @cm5838 Рік тому

    I’m guessing princess auto = harbor freight

  • @200xcBruce
    @200xcBruce Рік тому

    I like to heat tubing instead of struggling with it.

  • @UniqueChannel654654
    @UniqueChannel654654 Рік тому

    Don't use contact cement to connect PVC. Use PVC glue after primer.

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому

      Good point. I said contact cement in the video but it is pvc cement that I used.

  • @JoseOrtiz-zx8sf
    @JoseOrtiz-zx8sf Рік тому

    That's not vapor, just water :).

    • @TNTMOTO
      @TNTMOTO  Рік тому +3

      It is water combined with air. Industry has named it "Vapor honing" or "Vapor blasting"

    • @JoseOrtiz-zx8sf
      @JoseOrtiz-zx8sf Рік тому

      @@TNTMOTO Wish I had known about it before I sold my blast cabinet a year ago, I just hated the dust and switched to electrolisis rust removal but this might be a good alternative :). Thanks.