Customer Reviews for VEVOR 10 Gallon Heavy-Duty Sand Blaster 60-110 PSI with 2 Nozzles & 7.5ft Hose

This class of blasters has come way down in price over the last few decades. I've used pro-grade pressure pots with 175 cfm gas compressors....this home hobbyist rig will take a lot longer than a pro rig, but it WILL get the job done. You should have at least 15 CFM air with this rig (3hp motor or more). You can run with smaller compressors but the workspeed will be tediously slow. This blaster comes with 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm and 3.5 mm ceramic nozzles. The 3.5 is mounted on the deadman gun right out of the box. Use FINE grits (or extra fine) with the 3.5 or you will spend more time unclogging the nozzle than actually blasting. The grit you use must be bone dry-clumpy grit is a no no. I use fine grit crushed glass from Northern Tool. The two smallest nozzles...wow, you'd need super fine grit to work with the smaller nozzles without clogging.

Make sure you only use the red bag of black diamond (fine grit) from Tractor Supply. I found that literally every other media clogged the gun or the ball valve on the bottom. I tried strained sand, black diamond black back (medium grit), fine grit pulverized glass, etc.. the only media I didn’t try was the stuff harbor freight sells. But that’s pretty pricey. The red bag of black diamond is like $12.00 at my local tractor supply, and that’s 50lbs. Once you get it working it actually works great!

I have a blast cabinet and an open air blast pot that I have been using for a few years. This vacuum blaster makes what we do so much easier with less clean up. Good value!

Works awesome and way cheaper than anything else on the market definitely does not leave a mess like other sandblasters on the market

fonctionne parfaitement , arrivée pré-monté sans fuite , prévoir un raccord rapide , consommer 4 sacs pour 25m2

j’ai acheté cette sableuse pour mon compagnon, il en avait besoin car il est entrain de refaire un kart cross, et il en est satisfait à 100% vous pouvez le commande les yeux fermer

I often need to open the bottom material valve and run the air to clear the clumps…..an agitator or stirring mechanism in the unit would likely fix the issue. Also i added a piece of hose to protect the ceramic tip , other models have a metal protector shield. If it had both of these , this would be a superb product.

great work well

I finally got around to using it this weekend and I was very impressed. I was prepping pistons to apply ceramic coating (Cerakote) and did the work inside one of those plastic storage bins. I was expecting media blowing all over the place but it was extremely well contained by the brush and the vacuum running. Whatever fell into the plastic container I just used vacuum to put it back inside the unit and reuse it. Considering that I was using aluminum oxide media which is very expensive compared to coal slag (slag is $13 for 50 pounds and aluminum oxide is $90 for $50 in 120 grit) being able to almost eliminate loss it helps the wallet!

Bought this unit to upgrade my sandblasting cabinet. Over all a great unit once every thing is set correctly. It is important to have a decent volume of clean dry air for the unit to function properly.