This is a bit of an odd one but my dad has just bought a large old manor house and it has around 30 radiators that need refurbishing.
A few quotes came in and at between £70 - £100 each to have them sanded down and painted i think it would make more sense if i have a crack at it.
I was wondering if any one had any experience with a none cabinet enclosed bead blaster?
I was going to use one to strip off all the old paints.
I know they exists but not sure where such a thing would be obtained. The one i have seen is basically like a pressure washer but it blows out glass beads instead of water and rips anything apart that gets in its way
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Im guessing i would need a very large compressor and a huge amount of blasting media to use one of these.
Does what im suggesting sound reasonable or is it a crazy idea to try and strip old radiators of paint this way?
A few quotes came in and at between £70 - £100 each to have them sanded down and painted i think it would make more sense if i have a crack at it.
I was wondering if any one had any experience with a none cabinet enclosed bead blaster?
I was going to use one to strip off all the old paints.
I know they exists but not sure where such a thing would be obtained. The one i have seen is basically like a pressure washer but it blows out glass beads instead of water and rips anything apart that gets in its way
. Im guessing i would need a very large compressor and a huge amount of blasting media to use one of these.
Does what im suggesting sound reasonable or is it a crazy idea to try and strip old radiators of paint this way?

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