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Thomas Wilcox

Re: Blasting gun

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51Packard wrote:

Note: I said with protection.

Sorry, should have made it clear that was not a comment for you, but for others reading along. I've known more than a few shade-tree and hobby mechanics to do there media blasting with sand sans protection.

Posted on: 2013/4/14 18:18

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