I have several commercial cabinets that I use for various things. The trick is to use the appropriate media in the blaster --machine parts, etc. use walnut shells. You'd be hard pressed to find a method that would do less damage, short of a toothbrush and water.
I also use electrolysis quite often --each process to it's appropriate job, is my way of looking at things.
--- In atlas_craftsman@yahoogroups.com, Charles Gallo <Charlie@...> wrote:
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