Black Diamond 50 lb. Blasting Abrasives, Fine
Black Diamond 50 lb. Blasting Abrasives, Fine
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Item # 390779899
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Grassland (franklin) TN
15 In Stock in Aisle 24
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Black Diamond Fine Abrasives * All-purpose abrasive provides minimal surface profile * Safe and cost effective (contains less than 0.1% crystalline silica) * Ideal for lighter coatings and rust removal
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Most Recent
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
2 days ago
Inexpensive usable product, great quality
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Not Fine
8 days ago
Product would not run through tip of sand blaster. Continued to clog tip. I used 2 bags that work ok then got some that had larger pieces and was useless.
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Mislabeled
25 days ago
I have used this product for years. I bought 4 bags and when I went to use it, I found that it was a medium grit not fine grit. Usually the words fine grit are right on the packaging. This time it was not. We bought online and picked up at the store. The manager remembered me seeking this product another time and said usually it has fine grit displayed on the packaging. She was very kind and refunded my purchase even though one bag was open.
florida
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
aggravating to use Coarse too coarse fine too fine
a month ago
I am restoring a Jeep CJ7. We have a blast cabinet and a pressure blaster where the grit is in a pressure vessel, AKA a sandy jet. The Sandy Jet loves the large coarse black Diamond grit or the fine, but the fine is too fine, too dusty, it's not graded for fines, and by that I mean they strained out the coarse stuff but didn't strain out the super fine stuff. You MUST wear a respirator, and even then you will have some dust get to you. Not healthy. It get all in your hood so you cannot see anything after 3 minutes and have to stop and clean. The coarse is too coarse, makes steel feel like sandpaper. You can see the texture under thick coats of primer and paint.