WOJET Sandblasting Kit, Wet Sandblaster Attachment, 5000 PSI, 1/4 Inch Quick Disconnect

There was nothing to dislike. High quality and works great. Going to use it on trailers and lawnmower parts. Very easy to use

I've decided to share my personal experience with the WOJET Sandblasting Kit, Wet Sandblaster Attachment. As someone who enjoys tackling DIY projects around the house, I was eager to try out this sandblasting kit for various restoration tasks.Firstly, I was impressed with the quality of materials used in this kit. The components felt sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence in its durability and long-term performance. The heavy-duty hose, in particular, stood out to me as it seemed like it could withstand plenty of use without wearing down.Setting up the kit was a breeze, with just one connection required. However, I did notice that the hose was quite long, which provided a good range of motion but also made it a bit awkward to keep the sand tube in the bucket securely. I had to improvise with a clamp support to keep everything in place.Once everything was set up, I connected the kit to my pressure washer and got to work. I found that it effectively blasted away paint, rust, and debris from various surfaces, making quick work of stubborn stains and rust on outdoor surfaces like my rusty old trailer. It was a messy job, but the satisfaction of seeing the results made it worthwhile.One thing to note is that the kit can be sensitive to wind, so I had to be cautious when using it on windy days to prevent the blasting media from scattering uncontrollably.Overall, I'm very satisfied with the performance of the WOJET Sandblasting Kit. It's a high-quality attachment that offers efficient cleaning and restoration capabilities, making it a valuable addition to any workshop or DIY enthusiast's toolkit. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and effective sandblasting solution.

Exactly what I needed

I used to work in the auto body repair industry and am experienced with using sandblasting for rust removal and metal prep. I've used many methods and blasting media but all used compressed air and various forms of containment for the dust and debris that are the major downside of sandblasting. In short, air sandblasting is a mess and you need a commercial scale air compressor for it to be effective so I was pretty excited to see this kit from Wojet that uses a pressure washer.The materials and build quality of this tool are very good and commercial grade. I used it with a consumer grade, 4,000 psi gasoline pressure washer and silica sand blasting media and it worked awesome! It stripped the rust off my RV frame and I also used it to prep a small garden trailer for repainting. My boat trailer is coming up next. Compared to dry air blasting, there is no dust and I find it way easier to control the debris as everything is water-borne and doesn't scatter as far and wide. The only downside it that everything around you gets wet but a home user going to be blasting outdoors anyway and the pressure washer is already hooked up so clean up is a breeze. This is a very effective sandblaster for the home user who typically doesn't own a large air compressor and tank but likely has a basic pressure washer - 5/5.

We have a really rusty old trailer that was in bad need of a paint job. Sanding it by hand was going to be too arduous of a task so I was excited to try this wet sandblaster.Not gonna lie, it's kind of a fun job! Messy, but there's something satisfying about seeing all the rust and flaked paint just blast away. Note that it can be a really messy job, so you'll want to wear protective eyewear and make sure you're in some old clothes and away from anywhere that you don't want the little chips/dust and flakes to collect.The overall quality is very good. The hose itself is a sturdy reinforced anti-kink hose which won't easily kink while working away. It can be a little heavy, but still beats hauling around a hand sander.Assembly is easy with the solid metal quick connects, however, please note that you will need to have your own pressure washer wand to connect to it, or you will need to purchase one separately if you don't already have one.For the "grit" you can use baking soda, dry silica sand or washed and dried river sand per the seller. We used a fine play sand which seemed to work ok.Overall this is a very solid, heavy duty unit which worked really well for our needs. Highly recommend.