Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I finally bought that wet blasting machine I've been wanting for a while lol

What the heck is that?!

I'm sure some of you are thinking, "What is that?"—it's a machine used to strip off the old paint and clean the surface before repainting.

We use media such as glass beads, silica, and baking soda to blast away paint and rust.

Removing this type of paint requires a special chemical solution, but by using sandblasting instead of such hazardous stripping agents, you can easily remove it.

The mechanism is relatively simple: it uses air to expel the abrasive material (such as baking soda) and mixes it with water coming in from the side to grind away the surface.

What do you think?

With this, cleaning parts becomes so much easier.

It easily removes even stubborn grease and rust.

It makes maintenance a little easier and results in a much better finish.

Here's what it looks like when it's done—the powder around it is baking soda.

This is what it looks like ↓.

I'm all glistening!! lol

It will be spotless down to the last detail!!

The cutting technique varies slightly depending on the type of media used.

And there's one more thing I want to use: the flow cone!

You know how, before you know it, milk ends up caked inside this, too, right?

Since this is also a management tool, I want to make sure to maintain it properly.

See you later.