I just knew we were going to see some barnacles being blown to smithereens based on your intro video 😢 Alas, it was not to be. It was another finely executed job showing your skill and expertise. We remain faithful in believing our wish will manifest in the none to distant future.
Looks like they timed the blast and repaint to perfection; before the (epoxy) paint breakdown and loss of steel. Lot of berthed time for those young barnacles but a big resulting slip.Great job.
Did you use a more aggressive media on this one, as I notice the grey floor and less dust like there normally is with the recycle glass. Perfect finish for paint , great job Mick. Oh and where do the wheels fit on the barge🤣
Out of curiosity, is this kind of work taxing on the hands/body? My husband just started this line of work with no experience and said his hands felt horrible after the 8hr shift of doing this.
Yeah its been banned since the 60s I only use approved medias the media I used hear was iron silicate (silica free) yeah I filled air from the compressor its grade D air poor air but better than neet air from a Compressor as thats not breathable
Question : why would sand blasting be banned ?? I know they have crazy laws and rules like paying for watching TV, anti-guns, heavily taxed, arrested for posting on the net, ect. but sand blasting ?? thanks be well.
@MegaBait1616 yeah to use as a media as its got free sillica (sillica sand/kiln dry sand) tests was done and they found its a lead course for silicosis its best just to use approved media's that way they can tax us properly on the media instead of sweeping up some grit off the ground and siving the dirt and using free media 😂
I'm surprised you didn't prep i.e. cover the windows. You weren't afraid of hitting the glass? What did you use as your blast media? Sand, glass? Thanks, I blast log homes mostly.
very interesting video. im a spraypainter but ive never sand blasted before. Is it difficult to hold the hose with all that pressure?? im going to be at a job that does blasting and painting. any advice you can give is appreiated
What becomes of the blast media you use on the job? Is it one and done, or is the media recovered, cleaned and reused? Or can it be used for other tasks? That looks like a fair amount of left over stuff to just send to a land fill with no other applicable use.
Once and done for me it's oready a waste product finding another use it comes from the ground they processes it get what they want from it then bag this for us to purchase
Hey Mick quick question don't never had that feeling when see a or started a job that looks fun to or easy do doing and while during the job you immediately regrets to taken that job on and you can't backing out the job anymore of it ? 😂
Loads of jobs when I 1st started out but since making them mistakes I don't fall for them again 😆 I've been at this game for some years and taken on alsorts of jobs looking back knowing what I know now some I should have walked well away from haha
@@Mobileblaster yes i know but if you don't make the mistakes you never learn anything about it plus this the way to become a pro in something if you don't take risks or willing to trying something you won't achieve things in life avoid mistakes that you can don't make them purpose 😆
Probably the same system but an operator that's paying for the media not a worker that's not interested in optimization 😂👍 some people think more media is faster I believe letting the air do the work 😎👌 the is a sweet spot too lean and your diesel bill will be on the high side or too rich and your media will be eaten up too quick
Do you ever need to prewash anything? typically any grease or oil substances would be solvent cleaned prior to blasting to avoid embedding the oil into the steal causing adhesion issues later on.
Depending on the humidity and if you can keep the steel dry it will last days even weeks before flash rusting appears I've had an old lambretta frame sitting in the unit for almost a year and it was still fine obviously the type of metal plays a part in this as cast iron flash rusts near instantly after blasting with very little humidity. But rolled steel seams to have a good resistance to flash rusting
Hello my friend. What kind of sand-blasting medium did you use? Another question, is it possible or cost-effective to collect or save the sand again? I think is not possible like when you work in a workshop.
Crushed glass or iron silicate I believe this was iron silicate. It would be possible but eat up a lot of time my idea was im hear to blast so I try and do as much blasting as possible and collecting media would make the job a lot longer
This is a nice little set up. When larger vessels are done with multiple blasters we'll use double or triple the air volume at similar pressures. Sandblasting is the fun part. Painting sucks until its all done and looks pretty lol
Hey mick a good run of work there ,I used to blast and paint on the gas holders ,there was 2 of us would spend a couple of hours under the hood and then a quick clean up and prime paint , the good thing about blasting is no other prep work before paint and it looked good as well
Mick qual material você gosto mais de usar nos trabalhos... eu trabalho com jateamento abrasivo umido , mais tô vendo muito os seus vídeos e tô querendo mudar para o processo a seco .... e gostaria da sua ajuda e poder tirar mais duvidas 😀 , desde já agradeço a atenção.
It was around 18x 25kgs bags so 450/500kgs if memory serves could have been less. I really like crushed glass it's cheap and fast cut. Iron silicate is 2nd choice only reason been its slightly faster cut and a deeper profile but in my opinion not worth dubble the money per bag only on really the odd jobs or if I have some left over and Im trying to keep stock fresh 👍
poxa tem um rendimento muito bom mesmo, quero agradecer sua atenção e vou continuar acompanhando seu trabalho, um abração meu amigo Mick ... sucesso e fique com Deus 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@Mobileblaster Speeded up, the job looks quick and easy. A good mix showing how long each section takes and then an overall sped up version is perfect
@DEmma1972 😊 it was hard on this 1 because I forgot my battery bank and the gopro batteries don't last very long I nearly filmed it all 😂 just a shame the pov I did get the lense got covered 🫣
If its kept dry week months even years but it would need to stay dry and in a climate controlled area for humidity its best to coat it straight away or as soon as possible for best results 👌👍
Just outta curiosity what happens to all that stuff you blasted off that ended up in the floor? Are you responsible for sweeping it up or do they do it once they are finished repainting it?
😊👌👍 yeah I've looked into these and the costs involved plus the cut rate is super slow the technology isn't quite ready to rival a sandblaster even if it did do a similar job to a blaster the energy needed wouldn't make it feesable just yet. I believe it will be the future but not for a good time yet 👍
Yes definitely worth the investment and I like to see a different when I spend money but you will find it hard to find the 950 needed for 400cfm I've got the 850 and the next hit is 1050 ya need 500cfm I believe for that. Don't fall for the sales pitch of they add power that's bolx but they do add reach well they keep the cone tighter for longer so it will feel more power as the overspray is reduced and the hotspot is hotter 👌👍 they add about ft extra reach compared to a standard nosel
Unfortunately it would be a nightmare for my accountant as I would have to put you on my books to make sure your insured etc and I will be honest you won't pickup enough info up in just 1 day these videos do make it look easy so please take what you will from them but alot is going off that's not shown 👍
Well alot of verbals at play with that question depends on what line of work you want to learn this will determine how much you need to spend if your going to buy new or 2nd hand etc
@@MJJCvideo the name of the videos and the channel kinda give that away 🫣😂 if that's still not enough I'm a sandblasting channel I tend not to use foam cannons 👍
Most to all blast pots do the job it's like buying a car they all move people from a to b but some are better suited to the user than others your best off speaking to a sales rep and explaining what workload you plan on doing with it. It's pointless having something like mine if you don't have skills to make the most of it just yet I mean you can get started with alot cheaper rigs then when your skills get better you know what to spend the big bucks on 😎👌👍
@@Mobileblaster Ive blasted a lot of auto body panels but im looking for an industrial setup. I was hoping the "Dustless Blasting" db800 would put out similar results as to what you are getting. I have a chance to buy one that was never used for cheap with the compressor and everything but I also have a guy wanting to sell me a low hour Atlas copco 850 but I would have to figure out what pot I want to run with it. 850 may be overkill.
@MrYz250fman moh flow = moh dow 😎 but along comes very expensive to run services diesel etc burns ya gear out faster blasting can be done with any cfm it's just how fast do you want to move alot plays a part can your store it can you move it 1 man do you own a unit with forklift etc etc workload plays a massive factor when parting with big money can you justify spending a lot of money going big or will a smaller rig suit better 140/260 cfm really good down the line 260+ is more for folk that can make it pay I could out shine guys with 400+ cfm with a 260cfm personally I would say go for a 180cfm and when that becomes your limit not skill then think about going bigger last thing you want to do is spend 100+k and find out a 15k rig would suit better
R'reet Mick, Big buggers them Dutch barges eh! Are they restricted as to where they can go on the canals & rivers? How long have they got to treat/paint it before it starts to flash rust again. Great job as always mate.
I'm not sure about the canal systems I think they can go almost everywhere the narrow 1s do but I'm unsure to be fair. Depending on the humidity it could last weeks like that even months but my advice is get atlases some primer over it as soon as possible usually the next day 👍 some days if I can get done in a reasonable time frame the lads stop over to get a coat onit the same day but I think this was painted the following day
Okay..thanks for the sharing. Must be a good grit. Minimal dust and I see it is easy for you to work alone. Here I need at least 1 pax to stand by the blasting pot because the garnet is always stuck in the pot and does not flow smoothly. By the way, we are doing work in South East Asia. Glad to have seen your videos.
That would depend on how dry you can keep it also the humidity levels I've had a boat half blasted for weeks out side in the rain and it only needed patch blasting to bing it back
thanks Mick - so very much local environment - I thought there might have been an issue with it flashing as you might get with mild steel (untreated)- thanks@@Mobileblaster
@yachticus yeah any mild steel will last a decent amount of time if it can be kept dry boats are no different if the get wet they will flash rust but it's not a big problem looks bad but the tea staining really isn't hard to remove can be done with chemicals or even acid primers some say leave to flash rust so they adhere properly
Here is NACE Level 3 inspector notes : 1) Scrape all Barnacles and loose growth off the hull first 2) Pressure wash the hull fresh potable water @ 3000 PSI 3) Now you are ready to blast, Remember prior to coating application to test steel hull with a CSN test kit or a the least use a Kittagwa tube. For Soluble Salts. Should be no more than 3 PPM soluble salts. The CSN tests for chlorides,Sulfates,Nitrates. Blasting all the marine Growth and unwashed hull contaminates into the steel is not recommended as it imbeds in the steel and painting over it is a major cause of coating failure. Any coating Data sheet should outline this ,and prior to work commencing should be reviewed with coating applicators.
It seems like you forgot to use a high pressure washer before sandblasting... A big no no..and especially if it has sailed in salt water.... Otherwise: Nice work and boat 🙂
@@Mobileblaster I know many people thinks that... so: Because you are shooting salt and other substances (grease) into the steel and especially when using grit. Worked many years as a certified blaster/ painter on oil rigs and on land, and the way to find out the right conditions within spec, is to measure: Purity, steel roughness and humidity by taking samples. (Moisture meter, purity fluid test etc Including condense in the blaster, air, temperature. This is on a microscopic level, but still critical. You should also try to keep a greater blasting distance when possible for best results. Purity and economically.. (Excuse my English)
@vinegum8835 distance will be determined by the cfm and psi and the nosel if I pull back anymore the hotspot would be weeker so in turn slower progress. When blasting with clean media so long as the steel is clean it's way more than the paint manufacturer recommends. Blasting will remove all contamination (old paints salts filler canal silt algi etc etc) steel profiling or moisture screening isn't applicable even the paint manufacturer doesn't spec a mesh grade. All it says is to remove flacky lose paints and key the serface. And they put a 4 year warranty on the product if they are so confident in their serface preparation instructions I'm sure going well over board by removing all the old pint and in turn getting a mesh grade profile perfect for most to all paint based coatings will be expectable 👌 off shore blasting is a different kind of blasting I know this as I've blasted the control bases for wind turbines before and the specs needed was on another level 😏
A warranty means nothing if you have a greasy underlay, humidity in the hose or air. Offshore or inland makes no difference.and frankly, I'm surprised that you'r even questioning these facts. Anyway, it's not critique, just suggestions so just keep doing what you do, it will not corrode immediately, but you would never pass a job without washing first here in Norway... 🙂 All the best and thank's for sharing!
@vinegum8835 it really makes no difference whatsoever if its been washed off beforehand or if the blast pipe has moisture init well if the steel is brilliant bright white then that's should tell any blaster that it's acceptable also leaving millscale is acceptable. If you had moisture in the lines you wouldn't be able to get a clean finish it would oxidise and leave the job tea stain colour same if salts was still present. Washing the job off before would only make any difference if the splash was fired directly on to another area that's been blasted and wasn't rectified but I wouldn't get paid if I left such areas. And take steps to blast at an angle to push the crap away. If a paint manufacturer is offering a 4 year warranty with vague preparation instructions then that tells me going over the top will indeed be good enough
yeah it is but a static robot would over blast or not blast enough plus they are very expensive and still need a operator to make sure its doing as it should. I have an ability to be able to switch off and have my head in another space :) haha
I just knew we were going to see some barnacles being blown to smithereens based on your intro video 😢 Alas, it was not to be. It was another finely executed job showing your skill and expertise.
We remain faithful in believing our wish will manifest in the none to distant future.
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That was a big job for one guy. You made it look easy.
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Man, it's crazy how perfect it left it. Great work.
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Amazing job, I would be interested on seeing more of this refurbish!
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That hull looked remarkably good
Yeah this was in good shape 😊👌👍
Paint and bottomcoat did it's job I suppose.
@@Mobileblaster two questions on a job like this how long did it take you to do it and the end was there a lot of cleanup to do?
What a job! Another brilliant job Mick, you restored that old barge to new.
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Hey brother ,cool video , great work ,I also blast and am a fabricator /welder from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 👍🏻 keep Crushing bro, God Bless 🙏🏻
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Awesome! I could use a sandblaster in my kids room.
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Thanks
Thank you I appreciate that 😊👌👍
I've never seen this before and I gotta say it looks really interesting.
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Super jeszcze wypiaskowany Pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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You made it look easy...again great job
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ASMR to watch .......... but so cathartic to do ... 😍
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Nice job and wish ya good luck....... from North Carolina USA.
Thank you 😊 welcome to the blast hood 🙂
Love the video. If I've told my students once, a thousand times;edges 1st.
Wish I could use this on the boats I see.
Neat to watch.
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Thank you 😊 I will be honest I always seam to do the edges 1st and don't have a real answer as to why just feels like the right thing to do 😬
Crickey mate that was so good to watch 👍👌🇭🇲🇬🇧
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Looks like they timed the blast and repaint to perfection; before the (epoxy) paint breakdown and loss of steel. Lot of berthed time for those young barnacles but a big resulting slip.Great job.
It came up real nice 👌
I work in Newport News Shipbuilding and yup, you're correct. Better to blast and spray BEFORE the paint coating breaks down.
You should do a video about the machine you used. Thanks. And nice job by the way
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Very satisfying and therapeutic to watch. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it 😊👌👍
nice job Mick, looks like that new compressor is really working good for ya.
Thank you 😊 yeah I'm more and more happy with the purchase as every job gets done just need about 5 years worth of work now to pay for it 😂
Дорогу осилит идущий✊
Did you use a more aggressive media on this one, as I notice the grey floor and less dust like there normally is with the recycle glass. Perfect finish for paint , great job Mick. Oh and where do the wheels fit on the barge🤣
That came up very well, a big old boat compared to a normal canal boat.
Yeah I did wonder if I could complete when I sported the size 😆
Very nice job, amazing you got that done in one day!
Yeah it was close to using all the media I tuck like so close I was on my last pot 😂
That was very therapeutic watching you strip back that hull. 😁
😊👌👍 glad you enjoyed it
Nice job you made it look easy
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bc it is easy lol
Look forward to seen your videos 😏
Done a good job 👏👏 would like to see it finished in paint 👍
Thankyou 😊🫡👍 unfortunately I'm never about when it comes to paint I perfer to stay clear of the putting it back on stages haha
Fabulous work. Very relaxing to watch, but it must be tiring work. Well done ! Cheers Ray
By the way, that barge has a nice attractive looking hull. It has nice lines and shape to it. It looks like a proper vessel.
I thought it looked too big when I turned up 😂 surly that will struggle to fit down the UK canal system?
@@Mobileblaster it’s probably to wide and deep to fit down and through some of it where the canals and locks are only 7 feet wide.
That's mint, lovely job.
Thanks 😊
Great video nice job👍🙂
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New safety working well 😁
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Always love the end of the boat videos for the ''While you're here, can you just...'' bits to appear!
Only seems to happen on boat videos though! lol
It happens on nearly every job I will start and film more of em 😂😬 can you just...
Who wanted to see more of the underside being blasted 👍
I have videos of the base plate been blasted 👍
The most efficient use of blast media and effective profile creation is with an orbital motion at the nozzle.
Just saying.
Not enough room for the camera and him to work.
There’s nothing better than watching a master artist practice their craft.
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Great job looks like a new boat ❤
Thank you 😊
Perfect job for someone with OCD lol but he is doing a beautiful job of it.
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Good day, would it be possible to see some Before/After shots you pointed out during your initial walk through?
Something I will make note of on future videos 👌👍thankyou
You don't know much that will be appreciated.
We know it's gone but I for one would like to see a little before and after if your video time permits.
Beautiful 👍🏾
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Nice work Mick ,you never mentioned how long it took buddy
It was done in the shift well just under 8 hour 👍
Bang tidy 🎉 why the wheels 😅
@@chriseccles1454 😂 we have to keep roiling somehow haha just a tiny can you just.... haha
Out of curiosity, is this kind of work taxing on the hands/body? My husband just started this line of work with no experience and said his hands felt horrible after the 8hr shift of doing this.
I thought the UK had banned sand for blasting. I love your setup. I hope that is supplied air you are using.
Yeah its been banned since the 60s I only use approved medias the media I used hear was iron silicate (silica free) yeah I filled air from the compressor its grade D air poor air but better than neet air from a Compressor as thats not breathable
Question : why would sand blasting be banned ?? I know they have crazy laws and rules like paying for watching TV, anti-guns, heavily taxed, arrested for posting on the net, ect. but sand blasting ?? thanks be well.
@MegaBait1616 yeah to use as a media as its got free sillica (sillica sand/kiln dry sand) tests was done and they found its a lead course for silicosis its best just to use approved media's that way they can tax us properly on the media instead of sweeping up some grit off the ground and siving the dirt and using free media 😂
I'm surprised you didn't prep i.e. cover the windows. You weren't afraid of hitting the glass? What did you use as your blast media? Sand, glass? Thanks, I blast log homes mostly.
I don't prep the windows I'm confident I won't hit them. Media was crushed glass
@@Mobileblaster Cool, thanks for the reply. Looks great by the way.
@@TheAstraeuss turned out nice 😊👌👍
very interesting video. im a spraypainter but ive never sand blasted before. Is it difficult to hold the hose with all that pressure?? im going to be at a job that does blasting and painting. any advice you can give is appreiated
Its not as simple as these videos make out 👍
Great job!!!!!
Thank you 😊
Is that a torch blaster or sandblaster? It was fun watching the video.
Sandblaster 👌👍
Oddly satisfying ! So that was a canal boat?
😊👍👌 yeah apparently so seems more like a ship to me haha
What becomes of the blast media you use on the job? Is it one and done, or is the media recovered, cleaned and reused? Or can it be used for other tasks? That looks like a fair amount of left over stuff to just send to a land fill with no other applicable use.
Once and done for me it's oready a waste product finding another use it comes from the ground they processes it get what they want from it then bag this for us to purchase
Hey Mick quick question don't never had that feeling when see a or started a job that looks fun to or easy do doing and while during the job you immediately regrets to taken that job on and you can't backing out the job anymore of it ? 😂
Loads of jobs when I 1st started out but since making them mistakes I don't fall for them again 😆 I've been at this game for some years and taken on alsorts of jobs looking back knowing what I know now some I should have walked well away from haha
@@Mobileblaster yes i know but if you don't make the mistakes you never learn anything about it plus this the way to become a pro in something if you don't take risks or willing to trying something you won't achieve things in life avoid mistakes that you can don't make them purpose 😆
The steel hull of my 35ft ex RN harbour launch was sand/gritblasted 10 years ago. The dust was incredible. What system is this?
Probably the same system but an operator that's paying for the media not a worker that's not interested in optimization 😂👍 some people think more media is faster I believe letting the air do the work 😎👌 the is a sweet spot too lean and your diesel bill will be on the high side or too rich and your media will be eaten up too quick
We used to call it Dutch Barge Disease when they first appeared on English canals.
@@petercurrell9344 we still do😎😊👌👍
Well done. What abrasive did you use?
Iron silicate 👌👍
Do you ever need to prewash anything? typically any grease or oil substances would be solvent cleaned prior to blasting to avoid embedding the oil into the steal causing adhesion issues later on.
It would help but not essential as the blaster will remove most to all of anything on the serface
Mick i just wondered how come it does not start going to start rusting before you get any primer on the metal...
Depending on the humidity and if you can keep the steel dry it will last days even weeks before flash rusting appears I've had an old lambretta frame sitting in the unit for almost a year and it was still fine obviously the type of metal plays a part in this as cast iron flash rusts near instantly after blasting with very little humidity. But rolled steel seams to have a good resistance to flash rusting
Great job done again mick 👍👍👍
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Hello my friend. What kind of sand-blasting medium did you use? Another question, is it possible or cost-effective to collect or save the sand again? I think is not possible like when you work in a workshop.
Crushed glass or iron silicate I believe this was iron silicate. It would be possible but eat up a lot of time my idea was im hear to blast so I try and do as much blasting as possible and collecting media would make the job a lot longer
You make it look so easy! What CFM compressor do you run and how many PSI? That blast pattern looks fairly large
425 cfm @ 125psi :)
@@Mobileblasterbrilliant I need one 👍
This is a nice little set up. When larger vessels are done with multiple blasters we'll use double or triple the air volume at similar pressures. Sandblasting is the fun part. Painting sucks until its all done and looks pretty lol
Hey mick a good run of work there ,I used to blast and paint on the gas holders ,there was 2 of us would spend a couple of hours under the hood and then a quick clean up and prime paint , the good thing about blasting is no other prep work before paint and it looked good as well
very nice
Thank you 😊
Boa noite Mick , qual abraaivo você usa ... vejo q nao faz pó. parabéns pelos vídeos 👍
Iron silicate on this job. Thank you 😊
😊 quantos kilos de material você gastou nesse serviço Mick ...
Mick qual material você gosto mais de usar nos trabalhos... eu trabalho com jateamento abrasivo umido , mais tô vendo muito os seus vídeos e tô querendo mudar para o processo a seco .... e gostaria da sua ajuda e poder tirar mais duvidas 😀 , desde já agradeço a atenção.
It was around 18x 25kgs bags so 450/500kgs if memory serves could have been less. I really like crushed glass it's cheap and fast cut. Iron silicate is 2nd choice only reason been its slightly faster cut and a deeper profile but in my opinion not worth dubble the money per bag only on really the odd jobs or if I have some left over and Im trying to keep stock fresh 👍
poxa tem um rendimento muito bom mesmo, quero agradecer sua atenção e vou continuar acompanhando seu trabalho, um abração meu amigo Mick ... sucesso e fique com Deus 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lovely example of a Dutch barge cargo conversion (replica). Did any of the barnacles hit your mask?
Haha they messed it up and ruined the pov shots I had so I tried a little faster but longer time-lapse what you think good speed?
@@Mobileblaster Speeded up, the job looks quick and easy. A good mix showing how long each section takes and then an overall sped up version is perfect
@DEmma1972 😊 it was hard on this 1 because I forgot my battery bank and the gopro batteries don't last very long I nearly filmed it all 😂 just a shame the pov I did get the lense got covered 🫣
How much time do you have to apply primer before rust starts showing up?
If its kept dry week months even years but it would need to stay dry and in a climate controlled area for humidity its best to coat it straight away or as soon as possible for best results 👌👍
Just outta curiosity what happens to all that stuff you blasted off that ended up in the floor? Are you responsible for sweeping it up or do they do it once they are finished repainting it?
I have a contract with the boat yard they take care of the clean up 👍
Everybody can see that the paint can easily flush away, and disappear in the nature. It’s a little sad.
@@willem3690 it's a little sad to even think that's what happens I have a deal with the boat yard I blast they clean up
please tell me, did I understand correctly that you clean it with sand?? what fraction?? And why is there no dust??
Iron silicate and their is dust just under control to some degree
Well done.!! Surprisingly little dust is created when you are biasting. Is it because of the blasting material?
More likely that I'm the 1 paying for the media so I try to only use what I need 😬👍👌
Top job, looks the dogs bollocks 👍🙏
It did come up nice this 1 😊
Nice to hear the voice of someone from 'home'... I'm curious, have you considered using a laser? Or is it too expensive?
😊👌👍 yeah I've looked into these and the costs involved plus the cut rate is super slow the technology isn't quite ready to rival a sandblaster even if it did do a similar job to a blaster the energy needed wouldn't make it feesable just yet. I believe it will be the future but not for a good time yet 👍
A laser doesn't provide a profile for your paint to grip to media blasting makes a rough surface for paint to get maximum adhesion to the steel
gaan ze meteen der over verven of spuiten primer meschien ?
Yeah normally they get some primer on the same day or following day 👌👍
Do you return and blast the areas obscured by the blocking holding the barge in place?
No it's not so bad of area to hit with a sander if they wanted it doing 😊
is there much difference between the power plus nozzle and standard nozzle? I've got 400 cfm
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Yes definitely worth the investment and I like to see a different when I spend money but you will find it hard to find the 950 needed for 400cfm I've got the 850 and the next hit is 1050 ya need 500cfm I believe for that. Don't fall for the sales pitch of they add power that's bolx but they do add reach well they keep the cone tighter for longer so it will feel more power as the overspray is reduced and the hotspot is hotter 👌👍 they add about ft extra reach compared to a standard nosel
@@Mobileblaster thanks Brother i think I'll go for it.
keep up the good work 💪
@tonymccaffrey9025 I pick the XL over every other nosel I've got Hopefully you will like it as much as me 😊👍
Where is all that sand going...and can it be recovered or is it too fine?
It gets disposed of at the end of the process. It could be reused but I choose not to just to keep good speed 👌
So is it yourself or the customer who gets landed with cleaning up the site afterwards?
Neither 😂 the Dock owner dose the clean up 😎 we have a nice agreement 🤝
@mick blackley is there anyway I can join you for a 1 day experience? I've always wanted to do this, I'm from London
Unfortunately it would be a nightmare for my accountant as I would have to put you on my books to make sure your insured etc and I will be honest you won't pickup enough info up in just 1 day these videos do make it look easy so please take what you will from them but alot is going off that's not shown 👍
Hello Mick!Haw difficult learn sandblasting and haw much need money for start Thanks
Well alot of verbals at play with that question depends on what line of work you want to learn this will determine how much you need to spend if your going to buy new or 2nd hand etc
what power do you use
Compressed air 425cfm at 125psi 👍
New again. At 11:50 is en extra job?
Can you just job 😂👌👍
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good job
Thank you 😊
@Mick Blackley SandBlaster Good video of Removing Rust,may I know if it's ok for you to review our foam cannon S V3.0?Thanks a lot in advance!☺
Not sure a foam cannon would fit the type of videos I make thanks.
May I know the type of your video?@@Mobileblaster
@@MJJCvideo the name of the videos and the channel kinda give that away 🫣😂 if that's still not enough I'm a sandblasting channel I tend not to use foam cannons 👍
Ok dear!Thanks so much!☺@@Mobileblaster
How long will it take to renovate this ship
Depending how far you go into it and it's size to blast this it was done in the shift
What size nozzle are you useing?
How many Kgs per hour do you get through?
Cheers.
850 #8 and aprox 75kgs per hour
What machine are you using and how many days did it take to complete?
425cfm at 125psi presure pot 👍it was done in the day 👌👍
@@Mobileblaster wow. Did you build the blast pot or could I purchase one like it somewhere?
Most to all blast pots do the job it's like buying a car they all move people from a to b but some are better suited to the user than others your best off speaking to a sales rep and explaining what workload you plan on doing with it. It's pointless having something like mine if you don't have skills to make the most of it just yet I mean you can get started with alot cheaper rigs then when your skills get better you know what to spend the big bucks on 😎👌👍
@@Mobileblaster Ive blasted a lot of auto body panels but im looking for an industrial setup. I was hoping the "Dustless Blasting" db800 would put out similar results as to what you are getting. I have a chance to buy one that was never used for cheap with the compressor and everything but I also have a guy wanting to sell me a low hour Atlas copco 850 but I would have to figure out what pot I want to run with it. 850 may be overkill.
@MrYz250fman moh flow = moh dow 😎 but along comes very expensive to run services diesel etc burns ya gear out faster blasting can be done with any cfm it's just how fast do you want to move alot plays a part can your store it can you move it 1 man do you own a unit with forklift etc etc workload plays a massive factor when parting with big money can you justify spending a lot of money going big or will a smaller rig suit better 140/260 cfm really good down the line 260+ is more for folk that can make it pay I could out shine guys with 400+ cfm with a 260cfm personally I would say go for a 180cfm and when that becomes your limit not skill then think about going bigger last thing you want to do is spend 100+k and find out a 15k rig would suit better
Great job. How long did the job take Mick. Cheers.
I was done in the shift around 7 hour
@@Mobileblaster that's grafting. As my old dad used to say.
@@iandamianluciferwilson7385 that's without stopping for dinner etc I like to plod on faster I get the job done the faster I can go home 😏
Bro went on a side quest with those rims
😂
If it was small and easy, they would di it themselves. My grandad came out of Barnsley and complained about everything. I'm from Australia.
😂👌👍 I have friends in Wauchope 😊
Did you etch the glass any.
Glass? I wasn't near any 👌👍
good job me work Dubai
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R'reet Mick, Big buggers them Dutch barges eh! Are they restricted as to where they can go on the canals & rivers?
How long have they got to treat/paint it before it starts to flash rust again.
Great job as always mate.
I'm not sure about the canal systems I think they can go almost everywhere the narrow 1s do but I'm unsure to be fair. Depending on the humidity it could last weeks like that even months but my advice is get atlases some primer over it as soon as possible usually the next day 👍 some days if I can get done in a reasonable time frame the lads stop over to get a coat onit the same day but I think this was painted the following day
Maybe you can help duo vagari with their rusty barge with history dating back to 1910
I just watched their progress they really need a Sandblaster for sure 👌😊
what is the pressure at nozzle
100psi
Hi..how do you price your work and can we see your blasting set up?
I work out how much my rig is costing then I add a labour charge I can live on and feed my family that's how I work my pricing out. 👍
@@Mobileblaster what grit are you using? I see not much dust in the air. We are here using GMA garnet and normally a lot of dust produce
@@nicksonintai1938 iron silicate 👍
Okay..thanks for the sharing. Must be a good grit. Minimal dust and I see it is easy for you to work alone. Here I need at least 1 pax to stand by the blasting pot because the garnet is always stuck in the pot and does not flow smoothly. By the way, we are doing work in South East Asia. Glad to have seen your videos.
@nicksonintai1938 scrap the extra man and use dry filtered media much better flow 👍
how long can you leave it before you have to stick a sealing cover (like chromate primer ) over it
That would depend on how dry you can keep it also the humidity levels I've had a boat half blasted for weeks out side in the rain and it only needed patch blasting to bing it back
thanks Mick - so very much local environment - I thought there might have been an issue with it flashing as you might get with mild steel (untreated)- thanks@@Mobileblaster
@yachticus yeah any mild steel will last a decent amount of time if it can be kept dry boats are no different if the get wet they will flash rust but it's not a big problem looks bad but the tea staining really isn't hard to remove can be done with chemicals or even acid primers some say leave to flash rust so they adhere properly
Which yard was it? I'm Yorkshire and looking for someone to do mine.
Thorne Doncaster 👍 please send business enquiries to info@mobileblasting.co.uk
Here is NACE Level 3 inspector notes :
1) Scrape all Barnacles and loose growth off the hull first
2) Pressure wash the hull fresh potable water @ 3000 PSI
3) Now you are ready to blast, Remember prior to coating application to test steel hull with a CSN test kit or a the least use a Kittagwa tube. For Soluble Salts.
Should be no more than 3 PPM soluble salts. The CSN tests for chlorides,Sulfates,Nitrates.
Blasting all the marine Growth and unwashed hull contaminates into the steel is not recommended as it imbeds in the steel and painting over it is a major cause of coating failure.
Any coating Data sheet should outline this ,and prior to work commencing should be reviewed with coating applicators.
My job sheet says prepare the serface to SA2 I always try for SA2.5 or better then the rest is upto the painters 👍
How long did that take you to complete 😢
It was done within the day 👍
How long is this ship ?
@MKAY_Kohl it's a canal boat off the top of my head aprox 65ft I cannot remember exactly
How mutch did the sand cost for this job?
Sorry I've forgotten
What nozzle are you using? Thx
850xl 👍
This video showed 13 min.
How long did it actually take?
@@MikeReed-vj1pz I cannot remember off the top of my head but it would have been done in the shift I believe 👍
What for grit are you Using
Iron silicate fine 👍
It seems like you forgot to use a high pressure washer before sandblasting...
A big no no..and especially if it has sailed in salt water....
Otherwise: Nice work and boat 🙂
Whys it a no no? I'm shooting clean media not reusing the media that's the only reason I can see it been a problem 🤔
@@Mobileblaster
I know many people thinks that... so:
Because you are shooting salt and other substances (grease) into the steel and especially when using grit. Worked many years as a certified blaster/ painter on oil rigs and on land, and the way to find out the right conditions within spec, is to measure: Purity, steel roughness and humidity by taking samples.
(Moisture meter, purity fluid test etc
Including condense in the blaster, air, temperature. This is on a microscopic level, but still critical. You should also try to keep a greater blasting distance when possible for best results. Purity and economically..
(Excuse my English)
@vinegum8835 distance will be determined by the cfm and psi and the nosel if I pull back anymore the hotspot would be weeker so in turn slower progress. When blasting with clean media so long as the steel is clean it's way more than the paint manufacturer recommends. Blasting will remove all contamination (old paints salts filler canal silt algi etc etc) steel profiling or moisture screening isn't applicable even the paint manufacturer doesn't spec a mesh grade. All it says is to remove flacky lose paints and key the serface. And they put a 4 year warranty on the product if they are so confident in their serface preparation instructions I'm sure going well over board by removing all the old pint and in turn getting a mesh grade profile perfect for most to all paint based coatings will be expectable 👌 off shore blasting is a different kind of blasting I know this as I've blasted the control bases for wind turbines before and the specs needed was on another level 😏
A warranty means nothing if you have a greasy underlay, humidity in the hose or air.
Offshore or inland makes no difference.and frankly, I'm surprised that you'r even questioning these facts.
Anyway, it's not critique, just suggestions so just keep doing what you do, it will not corrode immediately, but you would never pass a job without washing first here in Norway... 🙂
All the best and thank's for sharing!
@vinegum8835 it really makes no difference whatsoever if its been washed off beforehand or if the blast pipe has moisture init well if the steel is brilliant bright white then that's should tell any blaster that it's acceptable also leaving millscale is acceptable. If you had moisture in the lines you wouldn't be able to get a clean finish it would oxidise and leave the job tea stain colour same if salts was still present. Washing the job off before would only make any difference if the splash was fired directly on to another area that's been blasted and wasn't rectified but I wouldn't get paid if I left such areas. And take steps to blast at an angle to push the crap away.
If a paint manufacturer is offering a 4 year warranty with vague preparation instructions then that tells me going over the top will indeed be good enough
how many hours work was that?
Around 7 hour I think 👍
What type of media are you using?
I cannot remember off the top of my head it would have been eva crushed glass or iron silicate 👍
This is an amazing technique, but has to be so boring to do. This task would be the perfect one (static) for a robot!!!
yeah it is but a static robot would over blast or not blast enough plus they are very expensive and still need a operator to make sure its doing as it should. I have an ability to be able to switch off and have my head in another space :) haha
@@MobileblasterRespect to that! As with any craftsmen, thank you for your service! :)
@@konsul2006 👌👍
I want this job please Wich country ❤
@@RamBahadursunar-so4lr 😂 it's not as glamorous as the videos make out 😂👌👍