Sandblasting?

Jim · 01-21-2010, 04:25 AM

Yeah I don't know whether I will need much off that CB or not, but it's good to have, and when I'm done with the CL, if there is enough left I want to make a cafe racer out of that CB. Since the tank, fenders, seat, and side covers aren't good, it is kind of ideal for that.

I was really happy with Langley-U-Blast, seemed like good guys down there... And it didn't seem to pricey, but I guess if you go more then a few times it does add up to the cost of a cabinet... But that is just the cabinet itself there is like we talked about before the other factors, floor space, you need a good compressor, the blasting media, etc... I will still probably see if my dad's friend wants to sell his though, since I already have access to the compressor, and we should be able to clean up enough to make room for it.

01-21-2010, 04:25 AM	#22
Jim Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Abbotsford, BC, Canada Posts: 4,880	Yeah I don't know whether I will need much off that CB or not, but it's good to have, and when I'm done with the CL, if there is enough left I want to make a cafe racer out of that CB. Since the tank, fenders, seat, and side covers aren't good, it is kind of ideal for that. I was really happy with Langley-U-Blast, seemed like good guys down there... And it didn't seem to pricey, but I guess if you go more then a few times it does add up to the cost of a cabinet... But that is just the cabinet itself there is like we talked about before the other factors, floor space, you need a good compressor, the blasting media, etc... I will still probably see if my dad's friend wants to sell his though, since I already have access to the compressor, and we should be able to clean up enough to make room for it. __________________ "Be excellent to each other" "We are all human. Let's start to prove it!"
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