XZT 3000PSI Pressure Washer DIY Wet Sandblaster Kit with 1/4 inch Quick Plug，Wet Power Sand Blasters Gun Attachment

Awesome product! One of the best purchases I've made! Worked awesome on a 1979 Z28 Camaro that I'm restoring. The tips wear out kind of fast, but considering blasting media was coming out of it at about 2000psi, that's completely understandable. I've heard that these types of kits don't have very good suction, but I thought it was great! There were one or two times that I thought about putting a clamp on the tube to slow it down a bit.

This attachment worked fine for a few small projects around the house. I used playground sand (the finest sand I could find). Suction power was adequate. The ceramic nozzle wears fairly fast - I had to replace the nozzle after 1.5 bags of sand.

I like the concept and the price, but god damn does this thing suck to use. First off ignore anyone who says you can run play sand, that is far to inconsistent and unscreened. You need to run fine media like a regular blaster or at the minimum fine brick sand. If you run anything else the hose will clog and back feed water. The hose that came with it is also junk as they coil it in a way that it has kinks that collapse when sand is introduced. The tip is porcelain which is nice but will wear quickly.Finally this should only be used on an electric washer, anything over 18-2k psi will test the porcelain tip to pieces. Over all for the $25 though it’s a good deal.

The ceramic insert failed after 10 minutes of use. Then it started cutting into the metal tip. I would not recommend this product. It did remove paint and rust, but unless you have a truck load of tips you're going to be disappointed.The media i used was coal slag. Black diamond blasting media. It worked well for about 10 minutes. After that it failed.

This blaster is Awesome, and for the money it can't be beat. Was Amazed how well it removed rust from a 15 year old trailer. Very well made. Buy an extra pack of tip inserts, heavy grade sand will eat them up

Used it for blasting a valve cover for a Jeep. Takes a lot longer than anticipated. The hole blasts a spot about the size of a small dime and you have to get really close to remove paint and rust. Then the water tends to splash back into the piece and causes multiple blockages. I’m thinking the vacuum isn’t great enough to blast enough sand through. I have a pressure washer that operates at the top end of this blasters rating. I was using a black sand specifically for paint removal.

I liked the removable ceramic tip. These wear out kinda fast at 2000 PSI but I found that I could fit the Harbor Freight 1/8 abrasive blaster nozzles #60492 in if I used some extra O-rings.

This is a fairly well made product. It looks like it’s stainless steel and brass except for the nozzle holder, which is plastic. The nozzle tip is ceramic and easily replaceable and rides in an O ring. The plastic nozzle holder is quite heavy plastic. The sand pickup hose is too flimsy and kinks easily. Small, easily fixed problem.Be sure to position the sand pickup hose Above the water pressure pipe. If you let it droop below the pressure pipe and nozzle it allows water to trickle into the sand pickup hose and clog the sand supply.The ceramic nozzle dimensions are just about as shown in the picture. The nozzle that comes with the gun has dimensions about 0.2 mm less than shown. The hole in the tip of the nozzle is 4.42mm.