- What compressor do I need for this blaster?
- It is a siphon blaster capped at 10 psi, so it needs a compressor that can hold steady low pressure with enough airflow. Check your compressor's CFM at 10 psi before buying; a small tank will run out of air quickly.
- Is 10 psi enough to remove rust?
- It handles light surface rust, paint and grime on small parts. Heavy scale and thick paint will take a long time at 10 psi, and a higher-pressure blaster is the better tool for that.
- What media can I use in the ceramic hopper?
- Fine to medium abrasives such as glass bead, aluminum oxide or walnut shell work best. Keep media dry and sift out clumps, since damp grit is the usual cause of siphon clogs.
- Is this a good price at $125.01?
- Walmart is the only store listing it new at $125.01 as of November 7, 2026, so there is no competing price to judge against. Comparable siphon kits often sell for less, so weigh the ceramic hopper against the light 10 psi limit.
- What comes in the kit?
- The listing describes one piece: the blaster body with ceramic hopper and flat nozzle. No hose, regulator or media is listed, so plan on supplying those separately.
- Where is the Siphon Ceramic Air Sand Blaster Kit cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $125.01, as of our latest check.