I just bought a tip sandblaster.

[fatecaptured]

N I bought a like new "tip" sandblaster from a guy that i used to work with. Anyone every used this brand? Comments or suggestions on them?

 

[MoparMitch]

Is it a cabinet blaster or a pressurized pot blaster??

 

[fatecaptured]

Pressure pot

 

[RustyRatRod]

Those use a FRIGTON of sand. They work well, though.

 

[Pistol Pete]

I have one sitting out front in the trash right now. Pressurized pot from Clarke. Biggest POS I've ever bought, but as usual, YMMV.

 

[super-bee_ski]

I have a tIP 960 cabinet AND a TIP 100Lb pot sand blaster. Bouth them new in 1998. Still use weekly (almost)
The BIG thing about TIP is: Good customer support. Parts are available such as tips etc.
Congrads...

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With my TIP pot I have done lots of blasting to include:
2 complete GTO frames
4 fenders from a Model T
Uh...just lots of stuff like brackets, torsion bars, etc etc etc

 

[WileE]

N I bought a like new "tip" sandblaster from a guy that i used to work with. Anyone every used this brand? Comments or suggestions on them?

Have a large cabinet setup from Tip for eons, was in the shop & now in my garage. Good stuff.

 

[fatecaptured]

Thanks guy's. I've heard good stuff about their blast cabinets, wasn't much about the pressure pots. I'd like a blast cabinet too. I picked this one up from a ex coworker for $200. He threw in a bag of media. It looks brand new... It still has the tags on it.

 

[Pistol Pete]

I concur on their blast cabinet equipment. TIP is where I get my replacement nozzles from and they've always treated me well.