How does sandblasting work?
Sandblasting is a highly effective technique used to clean, polish, or reshape various surfaces. It involves propelling a stream of fine particles, usually sand or a similar medium, at a high speed using compressed air or water pressure. The force of the propelled particles against the target surface creates an abrasive effect, removing rust, paint, or other unwanted materials. The sandblasting process utilizes the combination of the force of the particles and the abrasive nature of the medium to remove impurities and achieve a desired finish. It is commonly employed in industries like automotive, construction, and manufacturing, where the need for surface preparation and restoration is essential.
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