whirnot Well-known member Jul 30, 2019 #1 I am getting ready to restore the tank in my 30 ccpu. Can it be sandblasted? Or should I soda blast it? I am assuming soda will take quite a but longer, so stress on my compressor is a concern.
I am getting ready to restore the tank in my 30 ccpu. Can it be sandblasted? Or should I soda blast it? I am assuming soda will take quite a but longer, so stress on my compressor is a concern.
N nick c Senior Member Jul 30, 2019 #2 I own a commercial sandblaster, and blasted my gas tank. carry on
Railcarmover BANNED Jul 30, 2019 #3 blast it..just plug it up good so you don't get media in it.. Attachments thumbnail (7).jpg 60.1 KB · Views: 72
chrs1961815 Well-known member Jul 30, 2019 #4 Be sure to plug it up because once there is sand in it, it will not come out unless you cut the thing open!
Be sure to plug it up because once there is sand in it, it will not come out unless you cut the thing open!
JohnB15632 Well-known member Jul 31, 2019 #7 i chose to use paint remover. It was less messy. Just my thoughts. Attachments IMG_5434.jpg 70.6 KB · Views: 12 IMG_5714.jpg 68.1 KB · Views: 22
Railcarmover BANNED Jul 31, 2019 #8 An industrial hot water washer with degreaser works great cleaning the inside of the tank