Letter 30094 Comprehensive list of sandblasting media and their effect on finish [New York]   ++++ Hi, I own a very small lighting business that refurbishes old lamps into new lamps. I'm tired of taking paint off old objects with a wire brush on my drill and am looking at sandblasting as a new venue. Peel paper and stripping solvent will not work because of all the nooks and crannies. I've heard that different sandblasting media will leave different finishes when all the paint is gone. I'm looking for a comprehensive list of all sandblasting media and the finishes they leave on various metals. That's all! Not sure how broad this is but any help is help. Thanks alot, Michael Rodia lamp manufacturer - Brooklyn, NY, USA ++++ If you intend to repaint or coat part, the cheapest and fastest way is to use aluminum oxide. The smaller the grit size, the finer the surface finish; however, the finer the grit the slower the material removal. AF Kenton Nova Finishing Systems Inc. Huntingdon Valley, PA

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