73 Bronco

[wepuckett]

For sand blasting, you'll want to remove everything you can from the frame. I recommend an epoxy primer and I've had good luck with southern polyurethanes.

For $75 an hour, I'd have him blast everything. I've got a good compressor and pressurized blaster and it is only good for doing little jobs. You'd be on social security by the time you'd be done.

If you want to do it quick and cheap buy a few $20 cup brushes for a 4.5" grinder and go to town.

I am worried about price but not that much as I have plenty of work to do, more worried as I bring him out I have enough for him to do in a 4 hour time frame.

Ok so your saying if I get choice of brands use souther polyurethanes?

from what I have read his price sounds great sent him an email after talking with him on the phone and waiting on a response on weather priming and paining is part of his half day minimum or not. The other thing is he doesn't have a shop he would come out to my place and not sure what I would need to have set up for him to keep sand contained so it isn't all over the neighborhood.

If this guy works out I would really only be looking to sandblast stuff I couldn't group into enough stuff that would equal 4 hours or close to 4 hours worth of sand blasting.