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I got a little work done today.
Very nice. But you ain't getting away that easy. Let's hear about the process. First, sandblasting, then.....

This is worthy of it's own thread in the DIY section.
 
Very nice. But you ain't getting away that easy. Let's hear about the process. First, sandblasting, then.....

This is worthy of it's own thread in the DIY section.
Will do. I need to get back out to my lair to take some pictures of the tools I used, then I will do a write up.
 
Glass bead.. sand is way to rough...

Jim..
 
Yes, was wondering if sand blasting might pit the brass..

In fact if you had a way to use baking soda in your cabinet, that's one of the softest to use....

Jim..
 
I used glass bead and noticed no pitting other than the pit already in the brass from corrosion.

Glass beading is the smallest medium I can use in my cabinet.. I have a soda blasting unit on my wish list...

Jim..
 
Like it... Just put it in my blast cabinet when needed.. thanks for the info..

Jim..
 
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