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| awemawson:
We end up with this result: |
| awemawson:
I've moved them into my insulated and dry workshop over night as otherwise they will rust very rapidly being really bare steel. If the weather holds tomorrow I reckon I've just about got enough thinners to blow a thin primer coat on to keep them safe |
| micktoon:
Nice Cabinets ....proper heavy duty stuff :thumbup: , Looks like you are going about doing them the quickest and best way providing you have the gear to do it :drool: , dam well beats an old chisel scraping paint off then allsorts of grinding sanding........but I will just keep telling myself it keeps me fit :lol: Looking forward to seeing them finished they should be as good as new , keep up the good work :thumbup: Cheers Mick. |
| awemawson:
Often using a striping disk is quicker than blasting if you take into account the getting out, putting away and clearing up, but the surface is usually a bit too smooth. The blaster leaves a slightly rough surface that gives a good 'key' for the paint to hang on to. |
| Arbalist:
Nice looking cabinets, look forward to seeing them completely refurbed. On the subject of sandblasters, I saw a prog on TV a while back where they were reconditioning M1 Abrahms tanks. Stripped of all parts they are hung up inside the biggest blasting cabinet I've ever seen. Fully automatic of course! |
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