I need to remove latex paint from kitchen cabinet doors. I have approx. 20 doors that average 20' x 30'. Would this product remove paint down to bare wood? Would this product hold enough soda to blast several doors without having to 'reload '. I'll be working outside, btw.

So, we recommend buying this product to find out 'if' removing the paint using a soda blaster will work. Assuming it does, you'll definitely want THIS to do the job. The little handheld unit will take forever, and yes, you’d be refilling the tiny hopper over and over again. Thanks for your question David!

Will soda blasting remove bottom paint from a boat without damaging the gel coat finish.

I'm afraid we do not know sir. We feel confident it will remove the paint, but the gel coat, we don't know. It's probably a good idea to buy the small handheld unit and try it on a test panel first, and then buy the larger SDBO7G to do the large job assuming the small blaster produced a desirable outcome. Thanks Al!

What's my best option for blasting away paint on an old fire hydrant with lots of Coats of paint

Definitely not the HH-SB. Consider the RE20 or any other pressure-pot blaster. Thanks Mike!

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Redline 7 Gallon Rolling Pressurized Canister Soda Blaster $199.50

Redline HH-SB Handheld Soda Blaster Gun

Model: HH-SB

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Optional Accessories

Protective Respirator ( +$59.50 )

Blast Media Strainer Filter ( +$44.95 )

Protective Respirator

Blast Media Strainer Filter

Brand

Redline Engineering

$99.95

The new Redline Handheld Soda Blaster Gun is a portable blasting wonder! It uses sodium bicarbonate instead of your typical abrasive media to blast away gunk, rust, and paint. Its small handheld design allows you to work on the move and not restrict yourself to a stand still cabinet. Order yours today!

KEY BENEFITS
• Fully portable
• 1 liter capacity
• Metal nozzle included
• Small hand held unit means easy mobility and blasting

PROTECT YOURSELF
• Beach/play sand should NOT be used
• Prevent silicosis via respirator
• Learn more about Silicosis HERE

• Requires 8.5 CFM @ 35-90 psi
• Overall dims: 10" L x 3-1/4" W x 8" H
• Tank dims: 5-1/2" L x 3-1/4" W x 6" H

• Ships 2 lbs. at 11" L x 3-3/4" W x 8" H

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Redline 7 Gallon Rolling Pressurized Canister Soda Blaster $199.50

Reviews

5.0 / 5 (1 review)

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Adam Canterbury Aug 9, 2019

Great product!
Aug 9, 2019

This is a great solution for small soda blasting jobs. I blasted some aluminum golf cart engine parts and they looked like new when I was finished. I used the sodium bicarbonate blast media from HF. The gun took the carbon off of the top of the piston with ease. I can highly recommend this product.

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David Nov 30, 2021

Q. I need to remove latex paint from kitchen cabinet doors. I have approx. 20 doors that average 20" x 30". Would this product remove paint down to bare wood? Would this product hold enough soda to blast several doors without having to "reload ". I'll be working outside, btw.
A. So, we recommend buying this product to find out "if" removing the paint using a soda blaster will work. Assuming it does, you'll definitely want THIS to do the job. The little handheld unit will take forever, and yes, you’d be refilling the tiny hopper over and over again. Thanks for your question David!
Al B Oct 14, 2021

Q. Will soda blasting remove bottom paint from a boat without damaging the gel coat finish.
A. I'm afraid we do not know sir. We feel confident it will remove the paint, but the gel coat, we don't know. It's probably a good idea to buy the small handheld unit and try it on a test panel first, and then buy the larger SDBO7G to do the large job assuming the small blaster produced a desirable outcome. Thanks Al!
massey123 Jul 26, 2021

Q. how much air pressure do you need for hand held.soda blaster gun
A. • Requires 8.5 CFM @ 35-90 psi
Mike Jul 21, 2021

Q. What's my best option for blasting away paint on an old fire hydrant with lots of Coats of paint
A. Definitely not the HH-SB. Consider the RE20 or any other pressure-pot blaster. Thanks Mike!