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Perfect for Metal, Wood & More
One Tool, Endless Surface Restoration Possibilities
The LE LEMATEC Soda Blaster gun kit is designed for effortless surface restoration. Remove rust, paint, and corrosion with this powerful sandblaster. Whether you're refinishing wood surfaces, furniture, etching glass, or prepping metal, this portable sandblaster delivers precision.
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Multi-media Support
High-Performance Sand Blaster Kit
- Operates at up to 150 PSI
- Compatible with various media
- Portable and lightweight
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Power Meets Efficiency
Full Control with Adjustable Media Flow!
Features an adjustable media valve, a steel nozzle, and strong blasting power for precise blasting.
Designed for Heavy-Duty Sandblasting
The Ultimate Sand Blaster Kit for Professionals & DIYers
Built for efficiency, this portable sand blaster delivers top-tier performance for rust removal, paint stripping, and precision cleaning. Adjust the media valve for total control, making it ideal for sandblasting wood furniture, metal, and auto parts. Use with soda, aluminum oxide, sand, and walnut shells for versatility. Whether you need a sand blaster for air compressors or a soda blaster for wood furniture, this sandblaster gun ensures smooth, professional results every time.
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Strip, Clean & Restore Any Surface
From automotive refinishing to furniture restoration, this mini sand blaster tackles it all. Compatible with multiple sand blasting media, including soda, sand, and walnut shells.
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Precision Sand Blasting for Rock Tumbling
Easily smooth, clean, and shape rocks with the LE LEMATEC sand blaster. This powerful media blaster is perfect for removing debris, refining edges, and preparing stones for polishing.
This sandblaster gun kit is built for precision and durability. Whether stripping paint off cars, cleaning rust from metal, or using a soda blaster for wood furniture, this sand blaster kit delivers professional-grade performance.
Michal Glaba
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
No big job is for this gun amazing finish I use soda and glass powder I purchased longer tip to spray and job was more easy I clean build carbon on manifold use soda effect was incredible
Dragon
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
I had to replace some parts on my 10+ year old compact tractor. The salvageable parts were badly rusted, and this soda blaster did a great job cleaning them for reuse. A little frustrating in terms of how often you have to reload the hopper as well as having to push soda through the fine screen to get the right particle size but overall happy. Next task is to clean the internals of my suppressor.
Staci
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
I bought this after watching some videos on how it works. I needed something to get the small detail work stripped off a king size bed. If you need it for a very small job, then it would probably be okay. But you spend way too much time refilling the little hopper than it takes to empty it. I quit using it after 2 hours and decided to just paint the bed instead.If you're thinking about buying this, I recommend getting the model that draws the baking soda with a siphon.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2024
The gun does not work well in releasing material you either get too much or not enough. Inconsistent to effective blast the material. Did not work for me trying to strip wood
James
Reviewed in Australia on April 15, 2024
Works well.
Lonna B
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
I bought it to do small jobs and I can’t believe how well this thing actually works. It’s the right size for my 5hp garage compressor. You can find inexpensive abrasive grit at Harbor Freight. You can throw down a tarp and catch and reuse the grit, but be sure to run it through one of your wife’s sieves to filter out any oversize pieces of paint, rust, or whatever. Anything larger than the grit will plug the nozzle and you will cuss at your dog.
BS
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023
I purchased this gun to refinish several projects. The picture shown is the top of an antique piano stool base. Before this gun arrived, I had borrowed a similarly-styled gun - a SpeedBlaster by Zendesk Tool - from a friend. I used my friend's tool for most of the top and saved a small section to compare the Zendesk gun with this one. As you can see from the light colored area, the Zendesk tool stripped all of the finish off and took it right down to the wood. And, as you can see from the dark section, this gun barely removed anything. I'm using the same compressor at the same PSI with same baking soda media running through the same air lines. The only thing different is the gun. I have tried different PSI settings with this gun from 90 to 150 but to no effect. Another thing that I noticed is that this gun frequently would stop flowing the media and I would have to rigorously shake it to get the media to flow. I did not experience this with the borrowed gun. While I don't like to leave negative reviews, this soda blaster gun is going to have to go back.
DC Wildwood
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023
I used this soda blaster to save me time and do a better job removing the old finish between the cross rails and the chair stiles. It did a great job, but it left the surface of the wood rougher than I'd expected with the feed dial at 50%...so I needed to finish sanding by hand, which was much easier once the finish was removed. Be aware that this soda blaster uses a LOT of baking soda and the gun reservoir empties quickly. For six chairs (just the inside surface of each stile) I went through 3 lbs. of baking soda filling the reservoir 2x per chair.
Mountain Brook Ink
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023
We tried this little soda blaster over the weekend and it's perfect for what I needed. I repurpose Breyer horses (plastic horse models) by stripping the paint off and doing custom painting. We did 5 models in total. Talk about fast! The most time is reloading the little blaster, as it doesn't hold a lot, but that's not a big deal. It can take me an hour to hand sand a classic size model, and I can't get into all the cracks and crevices. It took 5 minutes for a model with the soda blaster, and it gets it completely clean. Wow!!I used powdered sodium bicarbonate....we had a 50 lb bag on hand that we bought for another use, so we decided to try it. Worked great once we ran it through a sieve to get all the lumps out. Then we tried silica sand, which we also had on hand, and it was even better. I couldn't be more pleased with the time savings on this little unit.
jemecad
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2019
This gun is well suited for very small projects and hobbies, but undersize for anything larger. I was using it to blast years of accumulated crud from the inside of a 20 year old Webber Genesis Grill that I was restoring, and would have to refill the hopper about every 2 minutes. It’s also limited to using very fine blasting media, which is consistent with its design and recommended use. It functions well - just don’t expected to be blasting any car frames.
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