Also: I use a paint mask, a face shield and goggles, a work cap, something to cover my ears, and old work clothes and leather gloves! And, still get sand in my ears! A canvas hood that covers your whole head and face is great to protect you. Of course, it must have a plastic covered place so you can see out of it. Only trouble with sand-blasting any thing you want to paint later, will still have some sand hidden away, which the paint gun will surely find! A product called "Aircraft Stripper" is what i have used to remove paint. It washes off with plain cold water, which also neutralizes the chemicals in it. Sand blasting is not the be-all, end-all in the painting of mobile machinery, or anything else. If not used properly, it will pop out in the final coat!
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