Master Airbrush Airbursh Sandblaster Air Eraser Glass Etcher With A (Free) Ho...

The media could not be loaded. Muy buena herramienta, excelente calidad de materiales, incluye una muestra de abrasivo, en el vídeo lo use con bicarbonato común y me dio excelentes resultados, con el óxido de aluminio es más poderosa, lo único malo y si es un punto a considerar es que, al menos el mío, llegó sin manual de operación, y aunque su uso es bastante sencillo, si se es novato con aerografos puede ser complicado. No le doy las 5 por esto del manual, por lo demás, excelente

This little sandblasting airbrush works! I had some rust spots/rock chips on a hood that I was going to repaint, but I wanted to remove all the rust at the bottom of the paint chips first. I combined this with #12 glass beads for a blasting medium, and the results were amazing! The rust blasted right off, and the surrounding paint stayed intact. Just a few seconds of blasting per spot removed all the rust. Better than even my optimism was expecting. The only caveat about this airbrush is the air line connector fitting threads. They are 1/8" British standard pipe thread(BSP). You'll need an adapter to join it with NPT connectors that are the standard in the US. I got a set of 2 here of Amazon for 8$. HongBoW Hardware 1/8 BSPT Male x 1/4 NPT Female Brass pipe fitting adapter.

Works well to remove paint from many items

It seems to clog up with the product that came with it. Shaking the actual gun while using it sometimes helps the particles go through such small holes. But overall if you're modified it's just a fraction bigger for the holes the particles would fit easier. But the gun itself is easy to use and good quality. I would definitely buy off this seller again.

I designed a printed circuit board for my job. An oversight caused the board to have solder mask over parts of the circuit where components were soldered. This made the board useless. Some research on the Internet led me to find an Air Eraser, and I picked this particular one at random.I used cheap baking soda from a grocery store, and ran the air pressure at 85 psi. It did a great job, and was very precise. The only issue I had was finding adapter fittings for connecting to a shop compressor. I had to order those online.