LE LEMATEC Sand Blaster Gun Kit for Air Compressor, Paint/Rust Remover for Metal, Wood & Glass Etching, Up to 150 PSI Blasting Media for Aluminum, Sand, Walnut Shells & Soda Blaster, Black (AS118)

This is a great portable sandblaster! To my surprise, it works really well—I was able to prepare my truck rack for painting with ease. I even used regular sand, and it didn’t affect performance at all.For the price, I’m very pleased. It’s efficient, easy to use, and does the job well. If you need an affordable and reliable sandblaster for your projects, this is a great choice. Highly recommended!

I took a chance and ordered this product despite some of the reviews claiming it did not perform well. I ordered the model with the siphon tube and also ordered a small bucket of grit recommended for my type of project (blasting rust off difficult to sand spots on a stainless steel pizza oven). I’m not a contractor, but I am pretty handy since I grew up in a family of skilled trades. Trust me when I say this product is super easy to use with a little to know experience. It is true that the instructions it comes with are complete junk, however you can easily find instructional videos on YouTube. The QR code for the instructional video on their box did not work 🙄. Of course I would not use this for a large scale project, but for small detailed blasting, it worked perfectly and got the job done. I cannot recommend it enough.

Used for tire rims worked fine

This little guy is mighty! It works great. I used the attached siphon, which is the way to go for larger projects. I used Sakrete multi-purpose sand from Lowes, which is graded, washed, dried, and sanitized. 50 # bag was $6.38. It lasted 1 hour and 20 minutes of use and easily striped layers of paint off a metal structure. The paint job looked flawless because of how well the sandblast device did. Word of the wise: Make sure you have a full-face mask or a sandblasting hood cover. They are not expensive, and you can grab them right here on Amazon.

Need to have some kind of cabinet to use it. Sand goes everywhere.

Wanted to clean rust and original paint off the back of a piece of my 56 Panel truck where I couldn't get stripping pad. Panel was too large to fit in my table top blast cabinet. First this thing is almost all plastic, came with only one nozzle, not two, no other accessories. Came with a card saying if I went to the manufacturers website I would receive a free inline filter tho. when I did that it said filter was no longer available even tho they would sell me one! Extra nozzles were 14.00! Bought crushed glass blast media which is excellent for paint removal and available in small amount at my local big box discount tool store to test blaster, filled hopper 3/4 full. cranked up pressure on my large stationary compressor to 150#. First when I opened the hopper feed, media started freely pouring out nozzle. But when I pulled the trigger so little media came out I couldn't even see the stream. I started on an area of old primer only. I blasted the area for > 10 minutes to remove an area about the size of a nickle down to metal. At that rate it would take MONTHS to blast the whole panel! Checking the hopper it was near empty! The small cheap blasting gun in my table top blast cabinet does a far better and faster job.Conclusion: This is an expensive toy not a real tool that wastes pricey media without doing any real work. Don't waste your money. It's being returned immediately.

I finally got around to trying this out, and it's easier than I ever thought. I'm just using "play sand" ($6/50lb.) that I've filtered through some screening, to remove stuff that's too big for the tool. It won't strip the paint off your house, but it will take the rust off of old tools, and clean old, dried carpet adhesive off a forgotten trowel. I'm sure I'll find a thousand uses.I'll be building a blasting box for using more expensive media, and this will live in the corner of my shop where it's handy.

Great little unit for the price. Used it to clean a few small parts on a car restoration that were proving difficult to sand by hand before paint. Have used it on a verity of different parts now mostly because it’s way more convenient and quicker to use this rather then trying to sand them by hand. I’m sure it would work fine on a larger scale job but would obviously take a long time. It’s perfect for the smaller jobs. Update! I just rd painted the front doors to my house that have some complicated trim pieces all over it. Sanding the flat surfaces by hand is obviously easy but I did not want to spend hours getting into the nooks and crannies sanding by hand. Used this to do it instead. A few hours job turned into the whole door being ready in about 30 minutes.