Re: sandblasting stainless: a no-no?

From: "Al A." <alanganes@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 19:28:02 -0400

Tom Gardner wrote:

"post" <post@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1153138308.226597.151290@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
greets all.
did some searching re: sandblasting stainless tubing for aesthetic
reasons and
haven't found a definitive answer.. was hoping someone with firsthand
experience could shed some light.

<SNIP>

thanks,
-tony

As expected, I MUST reply with: Have you considered wire brushing? A lot cleaner and cheaper! ...and I know where you might find the expertise and products that you need.

GO, TOM, GO!

heh...
.

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