How to Test your Carburetor Hopper Before the Job Site
How to Install a Venturi Assist Carburetor onto a Wet Blaster Hopper for Pool Tile Cleaning
How to Clean and Maintain your Hopper after Wet Blasting Pool Tile
Cleaning the Hopper after use is an important part of keeping you equipment in proper functioning condition and reducing the replacement of parts.
Blast Head Comparison – 0 Degree vs 15 Degree Mr Hard Water Wet Blasting
Mr. Hard Water Cleaning Supplies & Service sells sand blasting equipment, soda blasting equipment, and wet blasting equipment. The equipment accommodates a wide range of dry blast media – sand, salt, ARMEX and Natrium baking soda, Maxx Strip Kieserite, Abrasive Products & Equipment Kieserite Blast Media, Sodium Bicarbonate, and more.
Controlling the Power with an In-Line Pressure Gauge
Mr. Hard Water Cleaning Supplies & Service sells sand blasting equipment, soda blasting equipment, and wet blasting equipment. The equipment accommodates a wide range of dry blast media – sand, salt, ARMEX and Natrium baking soda, Maxx Strip Kieserite, Abrasive Products & Equipment Kieserite Blast Media, Sodium Bicarbonate, and more.
Dewalt 3835 – Part 3 Adjusting the Regulator – Mr. Hard Water Wet Blasting
Dewalt 3835 – Part 2 Starting the Engine – Mr. Hard Water Wet Blasting
Dewalt 3835 – Part 1 Connecting the Hoses – Mr. Hard Water Wet Blasting
Benefits Risks and Waivers
Mr. Hard Water Pool Tile Cleaning – Trash Can Hopper and Blast Kits
The Mr. Hard Water Blast Pool Tile Cleaning Kit is a complete cleaning system for any surface that can be cleaned with a zero degree nozzle. Able to accommodate many types of media, this kit is simple yet powerful. A sand stake can be inserted into the desired media. As the water is forced through the blast aperture via a pressure washer, sufficient suction is accomplished to draw through the media through the mixing valve.