Subject	Used the wife's rubber dishwashing gloves? JK (n/m)
Posted by	Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on December 19, 2002 at 11:11 AM
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In Reply To	If you are at all handy... posted by Flycaz on December 19, 2002 at 10:45 AM
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Follow Ups	Would a sandblaster work well in the initial stages of >> - NC-Z 09:28:12 12/19/02 yes. very well. use glass media instead of sand. (n/m) - niXit 09:55:51 12/19/02 Thanks, now I have an excuse to buy one (n/m) - NC-Z 09:58:31 12/19/02 you will be IMMENSLY IMPRESSED...however... - niXit 10:09:28 12/19/02 Would you recommend the enclosed type of sandblasting unit > - NC-Z 10:24:41 12/19/02 two schools of thought on this... - niXit 10:33:03 12/19/02 I had wanted to get the cabinet style anyway, so thanks! (n/m) - NC-Z 10:35:37 12/19/02 If you are at all handy... - Flycaz 10:45:25 12/19/02 Used the wife's rubber dishwashing gloves? JK (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:11:45 12/19/02 How'd you know... But the gloves are mine. I have Dish duty! (n/m) - Flycaz 12:00:58 12/19/02 And a jockstrap for breathing mask? Or is that just me? (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 13:52:40 12/19/02 Oh no... I think that's just you... ;) (n/m) - Flycaz 14:08:28 12/19/02 oops, the other school of thought... - niXit 10:36:32 12/19/02 It's good for the first stage with is cast smoothing and - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 10:51:10 12/19/02 very good point. blasting a plenum or water pipe - niXit 10:56:25 12/19/02 Correct! Looking at a 40+ hour job. I've been searching - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:10:24 12/19/02
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