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

Didn’t work with my pressure washer set up but great customer service. The tube would only barely draw bone dry fine sand about 1 foot into the tube. 3200, 2.4 are my sprayer specs. I sprayed water for 30 minutes trying. I could see how it would work well if you can get the suction draw going.

When it sucks up the sand it works decent but I had better luck hanging a bucket of dry sand to use gravity to get the sand to the gun. I tried to use it on fiberglass how to strip bottom paint off my boat and it did horrible pitting because it has such a sharp stream. But it did a pretty good job on heavy duty steel.

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.

Very disappointed. I get everything out ready to go and it will not latch onto my spray wand. It is like it is just a little out of spec and it will not let the coupler latch all the way. I have a craftsman pressure wash and the tips look like they are the same but it is just a little short and wont go in far enough to latch.

Because of the mixed reviews I was hesitant on purchasing because I was afraid it wouldn’t suck up the sand. I decided to try it anyway as I had no other way to clean my grease covered transmission. I was surprised to find it worked flawlessly! I read the instructions. Used it exactly as they said. And had no problems. Instead of sand I went to harbor freight and bought glass bead blast media which worked awesome for cleaning up my aluminum transmission casing. For the money this tool is one of my favorites in the garage now.

It works great for the money, regular sandblasting definitely works better but if you don’t have a compressor at home like me then this is the way to go, I used a 2500psi 5GPM pressure washer and a 2800 psi 2.4 gpm, the higher GPM unit worked best, I did go through a lot of material fast, I used coal slag first worked great and then I used play sand from Lowe’s which worked better only thing you need to do if you use play sand is put a tarp out and pour the sand thinly and let it sit in sun or a hot shop to dry out and rake it to flip the damp sand,if you don’t dry the play sand the blaster will not work at all, I used about 150lbs to do 4 brake calipers and the brackets but I probably need another 50lbs to complete them, if you have a good pressure washer then I would definitely recommend buying this.

This attachment easy to use however, the sand is not regulated. The sandblaster attachment works good with a little tweaking.

I used a 40000 psi, 4 gpm pressure washer with this sandblaster and it worked extremely well! Keep the hose above the nozzle and the sand dry and you wont have any issues. If I had known it worked this well, I would have purchased a long time ago!

Attachment worked very will with my 3100psi Gas Powered Pressure Washer. Took rust off and paint off plow, mount, and dump cart down to bare metal. I used fine coal slag from tractor supply.

3200 psi 2.5gpm worked perfect with a cheap bag of play sand. To keep it from clogging make sure you keep the hose that is in the sand facing upward all the time. If you don’t water will get in and cause it to stop working.