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I'm thinking about lashing some kind of blasting cabinet , maybe from some plastic storage tubs etc
looking for pics/ideas please
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91 golf g60, 89 golf 16v , 88 polo breadvan
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I have used an old kitchen unit.
I got a huge clip frame for a few quid and took the clear plastic off it and stuck it to the front of the unit.
I then laid it on its back, and used an old tea towel velcrowed to what was the open top (now front)
Stick item inside, look though the top and seal your arm through the tea towel.
Job done.
Will find a pic at some point.
Lewis
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does the unit have to be totaly sealed  or would it be possible to use a plastic storage box like this one without the lid and blast from the top with no lid ??  |
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You could do it that way, but you would end up with a face full of blasting media!
its not recommended, it goes everwhere, in your hair, eyes, ears, nose etc, and not to mention you will lose it all.
It really needs to be 'seal' to some extent
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Could do although the blast media WILL get EVERYWHERE! lol
Get plastic storage container, and two real big thick rubber gloves.. cut holes for arms and a small hole (with rubber grommit??) for air/blast line. Stick gloves round holes lift lid.. put everything in inc. blast gun.. shove hands through holes and into gloves. Jobs a good 'un. Just think the dodgy biohazard handling things you see on films!
Easier option is just to cut hole in lid and wear welding gloves or at least thick gardening ones..
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