Selkie Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit - Wet Abrasive Sandblaster Attachment, with Replacement Nozzle Tips,Protect Glasses, 1/4 Inch Quick Disconnect, 5000 PSI

This Pressure Washer Sand Blaster words GREAT... IF! No instructions. Not even a piece of paper or picture. But assembly is very easy and I don't think there is any way to do it wrong. So, no dings for that in my book. I read reviews about the hose blowing off. Not a problem if you just assemble it correctly. Worked great on a set of steel wheels off my 48 Plymouth. The stubborn rust and paint went away quickly WHEN the sand fed properly. And this is the 'IF' that you need to overcome. The sand needs to be dry. OK. Got that. Knew it going in. I used play sand. With this system, there really isn't any reason to pay 3 times the price for special sand blasting media. A real savings if you're doing a bigger job. But typically, play sand is stored outside and somewhere along the way it gets wet. 2nd, it comes in a plastic bag which, once moisture gets in, it can't get out. I should have emptied my bag into a paint bucket and let it dry in the sun for a day before using it. It wasn't dripping wet. But it was damp. And that created feed problems. I consider it 'Operator Error'. So, no dings for this either. Even with the damp sand, I just had to keep bouncing the sand bag every 30 seconds or so to get the flow going again. The tube never clogged, it just quit flowing. Others have reported the same problem. It's not the attachment's fault. I took off 2 stars in the 'Ease of Use' category because it's a bit awkward with the 2nd hose and the way the Venturi hose comes off (you want to keep that in the up position). But frankly, there really isn't anything else you could do. A longer hose might be handy for say doing a driveway or something where you need more distance. But this might create other issues with feeding the sand. It's not that hard to move the sand along as you go. Especially if you put it into a paint bucket. Which is exactly what I will do next time. Overall, for the price and the AWESOME job it does. I am a very happy camper. The finished product is smother and more polished than a dry sand blasting finish. I like it better and should reduce the amount of sanding I'll have to do to get my wheels looking great. Highly recommended. Just be prepared to take the needed precautions and you'll be impressed.

Works great IF you follow some simple directions. Strips paint and rust really fast. I have a 4500psi 4gpm pressure washer. I don't thinknit will work well if at all with small ones. 3500 and above maybe. Bigger is better here. Play sand must be sifted before use even if it says clean and sifted on the bag. It will clog if you don't. Keep the sand hose at the high point at all times. Sand blasted for an hour after i got all these things straight

If you desperately need to sandblast something this will work, Although Its a mess. It goes through 50lbs of sand ever 5 minutes, and for rusty metal takes about 5 minutes per 4 sq inches. It would be perfect if you lived on the Florida beaches. Pros, #1 - Shoots sand Cons, #1 - Only works with bone dry sand, #2 - If the project is made of steel It will flash rust Immediately. #3 - Makes a MESS sand everywhere. #4 - If you want to reuse sand it will take about 3 hours of cleanup + sifting. #5 - Will most likely cause silicosis. Not bashing this product just saying that it would be easier just to take your project to a sandblasting shop.

Don't waste your money unless you like making a sandy mess in your driveway with minimal results..yes it blasts a watery sand mixture at what your aiming at but it's worthless it wouldn't even blast a sticker off of a mower deck..Yes i used dry sand that is meant for sandblasting,yes my pressure washer produces enough pressure,3500 psi. This is a product with great marketing but lacks results.

Effective but obscenely inefficient. If you stop, keep the media hose up and the nozzle down below it. Otherwise, water will get into the media hose and it will stop siphoning media. If that happens, pull the media hose out and drain all the water out then swing it around to get any residual wat and wet media out.

This worked exactly like it should. Tried to use it to sandblast an engine compartment in an old car. I went through an 8 pound box of blasting medium in just a couple minutes though, and we really didn’t improve anything. So it was a little bit of a waste of money for me, it did not work well for what I was using it for. I had it hooked up to a Honda pressure washer that is in very good condition, it’s not that the pressure was not adequate. It’s just that this method of sandblasting or pressure washing, whatever you wanna call it, it was not effective for us in a rusty car engine compartment

I first time I used this, I used bagged play sand from Lowe's and it clogged, causing water to be pushed into the tube and a big ol mess. I bought a $3 screen strainer and sifted the sand over a bucket, which only took 3-4 minutes. Your sand must be dry. Then it worked flawlessly. I was blasting a truck rack (removed from my truck) and it took the paint down to metal and removed the rust with no problem at all. I used a wire wheel on a grinder for the larger flat areas and the blaster for inside corners and bends where the grinder wouldn't fit. It does go through quite a bit of sand and makes a huge mess but I did in in the yard so no big deal. $5 bag of sand vs $30 box of blasting media. Well worth the price.

Works way better than I expected it to! I'm using a 3100psi 2.5gpm psi washer with 3/8 " hose. I bought this to blast an S10 frame for a '54 Chevy truck swap onto the S10 frame....all I can say is WOW. EXCEEDS MY EXPECTATIONS. I just used some sand I got from the beach as a test, and it did great, I can only imagine how good it's going to cut when I get the black coal slag from Tractor Supply as the media...it'll probably cut twice as fast. I was able to blast about 1/4 of the frame with a full bucket of beach sand in about 10 minutes! It cut through the undercoating and the rust really well. For $30, you can't go wrong. I wish I had bought one of these years ago! As for the people leaving negative reviews, it's probably because their psi washer doesn't meet the psi and gpm requirements or they're using poor quality media.

Could not get it working and ended up throwing it in the bin.

Lost of money I return it

Excelente diseño, calidad/precio, sin contratiempo de entrega y muy rápido

Works exceptionally well. You don't get all full of sand like traditional sandblasting. It does a very nice job and I'm very impressed.

El producto funciona solo que el área que abarca es poca es mas para detalles.