28 Gallon Vacuum Sand Blaster Professional Abrasive Media Blasting System for Rust Removal, Paint Stripping and Metal Cleaning

Like others have said, it is slow. This is my first experience with blasting. Initial thoughts upon receipt, were that it seems like it's a fairly sturdy tool. I bought it for use in my home shop. I'm currently looking for a different brush to work corners with. (may need to buy a duplicate and cut the bristles at 45's so that it gets a good "seal"). On flat metal, it recovered every bit of material and where as it wasn't fast, it did do a nice job. I wasn't wearing a hood or any kind of face protection (bad I know) and working a corner, I could feel some of the media escaping and hitting me in the face. Not a big deal, as it's still WORLD'S better than a traditional media blasting system. The nice thing is that since I'll be using it in a shop, and the parts are quite large, too much so for a cabinet, this allows me a virtually mess free solution. For the price and quality, I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to minimize mess, especially if you have large projects, where shear volume of media consumed could become quite expensive otherwise.

I upgraded my compressor, I connected two giant compressor tanks together to have enough volume, I put high flow fittings on everything, crank the pressure way up, this thing still can't blast worth of two now I'm trying to return it the vacuum part works good but so what if it doesn't blast any paint off

The only down side is using it in corners and hard to reach areas but other then that is awesome reuses a lot of the abrasive

Didn't work and the company keeps 50٪ of you money if you return