jgstang65

thought i'd share my progress....any body piece from a mustang that un-bolts will fit.

hightower2011

Gosh this looks awesome! I really wonder how well it will hold up to the sandblasting. I would like to build one like yours as well if it works well.

BuckeyeDemon

it seems to take about 10 times longer to clean an old bracket (something with rust and paint, i.e. brake drum) in the cabinet (which is a siphon blaster) versus going outside and using the abrasive blaster.

is it just me? is there a problem with my siphon blaster? are others running some sort of pressurized setup in your cabinet?

i see you building a cabinet that big for large parts and i think i would commit suicide having to clean a part that large in the cabinet. maybe something is really wrong with my setup.

JMD

No way a blaster cabinet is anywhere near as fast as a good pressure blaster, an example of how fast my cabinet will work is say a control arm inside and out clean as a button maybe 10 or 15 minutes realistically.

For me I don't care about the speed, too much of a pain in the *** for me to sandblast out of a cabinet, I have a sandblasting shop 5 min from my work....