Does the Home Depot Tool Rental shop offer a sandblaster rental?
When I checked out the main Home Depot tool rental site, they didn’t list it in either the “Professional Contractor” or the “Do It Yourselfer” section. I haven’t seen them offer blasters in a while either and it might depend on each particular Home Depot store.
You can try calling them at 1-800-430-3376 and ask if they have it at your store.
They also offer pressure washers for rent and there may be an attachment that you can use to convert it into a pressure washer blaster. This basically sprays high pressure water with abrasive media mixed into the water.
If you have any questions, leave a comment below. Also, I wrote up a post before about sandblaster rental information.
I would like to know more about the pressure blaster and sandblaster for rental for preparing a pool for painting. Do it yourselfer.
Theodie, thanks for your comment. First, I would try calling your local tool rental shop and see if they have a sandblaster.
You can scan throughout the site for more information or let me know your specific question here. I’ll answer.
The choice of abrasive would probably depend on the condition of the pool. Rust or old paint cleaning?
Got it! Thanks a lot again for hlenpig me out!
My husband is attempting to clean under the hoof of 49 ford pickup. Everything is removed. What would u recommend he use for this? Sandblaster? Pressure washer?
Nancy, you can sandblast it but I would probably use a angle grinder with a wire wheel brush to remove most of the rust since its inside the car. Sandblast abrasive gets everywhere and is messy.
After that, use a chassis saver paint to seal away the rust. It works like a charm.
Hi, I am about to sign papers on a home purchase, which includes a fireplace…yay (which I saw when we first looked at the house, it was lovely)!! Unfortunately, the previous tenants painted the beautiful brick fire engine red
. So, I was really thinking about using Soy-gel paint stripper, but do not want to deal with wire brush-scrubbing the pores after the majority of the surface is stripped, unless there weren’t other options. I would like to sand/walnut blast it, but I don’t want to eat the brick and mortar, and need an inexpensive way to remove it asap! Suggestions?