Tool Daily Pressure Washer Sandblasting Kit, Wet Sand Blaster Attachment, 5000 PSI, 1/4 Inch Quick Disconnect

The media could not be loaded. Lots of people saying the product doesn't work; that it stops working when the red tube gets moisture in it. This happened to me when I was using it as pictured in the instructions - with the red tube below the metal part. It's actually the opposite (the instructions display the tube on the bottom) to make it work properly. If you keep the red tube above the metal part, the product works perfectly. I'm almost finished blasting my old pickup frame. Gotta admit, it takes a long time to do and it gets messy, but it saves a ton of money compared to hiring a dustless company to do it.Here's what I recommend:1) Tape the red tube part on the spray gun barrel (not the metal part with the unit) so the unit doesn't rotate and the red tube stays on top when using your pressure washer gun - I used duct tape. As I noted, this keeps it from spinning around where the tube is on bottom and can moisture in it.2) Use glass media if possible. I used play sand - which works fine; but I have to filter it with a window screen so the bigger particles don't clog up the unit. I got 50 lb bags of glass media at Northern Tool on sale for around $6/bag, which was comparable to $5/bag for play sand at HD.3) Get a 10 gallon bucket instead of a 5 gallon bucket for the media. Seems like I spend more time filling up the bucket as opposed to using it.4) Do in a grassy area if possible; it does leave a pile of sand/glass behind. If in the grass, it will simply get absorbed into the ground.Final note - I simply bought this product because I didn't want to pay through the nose to get the rust off my restoration project. It works well; just takes time and effort. Good luck.

I used a bag of black blast media on the steel frame I was blasting. It worked perfectly. I tried some play sand and was instant disaster. Rock got stuck and blew water backwards. Once that happened, game over. So… if you ever want to wet blast use silica sand or black blast or glass beads for delicate work. The steel flash rusts in minutes so you gotta work fast when putting primer on. Overall it was a win, but the using of play sand is BS. Don’t even bother. I’m perfectly satisfied with this attachment, especially for the money. Great value for sure. Just plan to NOT use regular play sand!!

This is a well-made tool for the money. I have no complaints about the quality of construction, the design, or functionality. The ONLY reason I didn't give it five stars is that it wasn't the best for my application, which was removing paint from the steel frame of an exercise bike I'm restoring. It uses double (approx) the media of a dry blaster, and the bare metal rusts almost immediately! If I were working on a non-metallic project, and if it were a little more efficient with the blast media, I'd have given 5-stars.

Worked good when new, tips worn after 300 pounds of sand and the wand developed a leak where the tube was joined to the 1/4 quick disconnect.

Well worth it ! Just follow directions and it works great. I'm using to strip paint off pontoon boat plus many other jobs. I have a 3100 psi @ 2.9 gpm and it pulls sand great. I use kiln dried sand from home Depot. I did get a very small rock stuck in the tip 3 times, I unscrewed the tip used a small punch to remove it but that's in the sand. I used (1) 40 lb bag in +/-20-minutes continuous blast. I also got extra tips or consumables when I ordered to have on hand. I say yes buy it !

Did not work for me at all. Did everything the instructions told me to I even looked up YouTube videos tried everything did not work at all.

Great product for the price. It is so simple to hook up and does a great job. It uses a lot of media but because you can use silica sand it’s not bad at all on media price. I have been stripping/cleaning a 78 C10 with stubborn dirt, grease and paint. It has had no problem cutting through it all. Sometimes you have to readjust the sand rod and it’ll misfire once in a while but still way worth it all.I did the front part of the truck with 150 lbs of silica sand and I’m real happy about it. Saved me tons of time and money.

This thing is amazing. I was skeptical. Local shop wanted 1800 to do my car. I did engine bay and frame on 72 Chevelle myself. Thing is impressive. Used regular 2700 psi compressor. Be prepared. Takes awhile. And eats sand up. Took 5 50lb bags to do engine bay and frame. Keep sand above wand or it gets wet and plugs hose. Would recommend all day