[Chevol]

I know this just came out and for the price seems like a good deal. I would rather do it myself and have the parts/tools for future use then pay to have it done 1 time. The cost is cheaper then taking it to a shop.

http://www.bavauto.com/fland.asp?part=B1100001

http://blog.bavauto.com/15543/

[gtaccord]

Interesting...

[Hierlevelz]

Originally Posted by Chevol

I know this just came out and for the price seems like a good deal. I would rather do it myself and have the parts/tools for future use then pay to have it done 1 time. The cost is cheaper then taking it to a shop.

http://www.bavauto.com/fland.asp?part=B1100001

http://blog.bavauto.com/15543/

Good to know. As soon as I have some spare cash ill buy the kit and set it aside for the near future.

[DJtoad]

That sand blaster appears to be identical, down to the safety mask, to the one sold by Harbor Freight (http://www.harborfreight.com/20-lb-p...8994-8799.html)for $58 and they also sell the walnut media for $25 for 25 pounds. Even if you buy the intake adapter from BavAuto for $78 and the nozzle/wand for $18 the total cost is $179. That's $50 cheaper than this kit without even taking into account the $30+ shipping charge since BavAuto's "free shipping for orders over $150" doesn't apply to this product.

[Chevol]

I was wondering if indeed it was the Harbor Freight one... Glad I didn't order it, might have to save even more coin and go the Harbor Freight route. HF stuff is so cheaply made sometimes, smh, luckily there is a store near me so in case something should go wrong an exchange shouldn't be too hard.

[2010 M Sport]

The blaster at Harbor Freight is even cheaper when you consider the coupons in the back of every automotive magazine.