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55reasons
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tundrawolf
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Very interesting. I don't HAVE to use sand... Collecting it though will be hard I have no enclosed areas (But making my own like you said might be a though).
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GB2S
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Have you thought about a chemical strip process, or having the car dipped?
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This is what happens when you don't know what you are doing with a blaster! This was a beetle when he started and look how it warped all those panels!
Sorry Brent! 
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tundrawolf
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| GB2S wrote: | | Have you thought about a chemical strip process, or having the car dipped? |
I have... but it won't get rid of the dust. I had someone today tell me to build a box around the Beetle and work from the outside.. Not too practical while I was standing right next to the bug.
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Mike Fisher
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| Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:47 am Post subject: |
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Just buy a Big blue tarp to catch your sand. Filter it thru a window screen before you reuse it.
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tundrawolf
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That could work.
Something I saw a few years back was a vacuum cleaner that used water as a "filter". The suction port on top created a vacuum that sucked the dirty air through a reservoir of water, it used no filters as far as I can remember. I think this is the same way that an oil bath filter works. It would be pretty easy to make something like this but for breathing. However, would I trust my life to it? Probably not. And, with the length of the hose, would my inhaling create enough vacuum to bring in fresh air through 5 gallons of water?
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