Best Power Sand Blasters of 2026

"I tackled cleaning the intake manifold on my older car using this sandblaster and was really impressed by the results. With the right PSI and dry walnut shell media, the tool worked smoothly and delivered a noticeable improvement in engine performance. I appreciated the solid build and how well it handled the job. Highly recommend for anyone considering walnut blasting."

"After trying a more expensive sandblaster that gave me issues, I switched to this one and have run 100lbs of abrasive through it with great results. It holds up well, and with a decent compressor, I've had zero problems. Now I'm always looking for new things to blast!"

"As a beginner, I found this sandblaster kit to be well-suited for small jobs and easy to use. It comes with helpful features like an oil-water separator and multiple nozzles, and the build quality feels better than other starter kits I've tried. Definitely a worthwhile purchase for anyone starting out."

"I was really surprised by how well this sandblaster worked—it’s way better than my cabinet blaster at work. Even though my compressor needed to catch up now and then, the delivery was consistent and the results excellent. I even ran play sand through it (not recommended), and it still worked great."

"I bought this for small restoration projects and it’s become my go-to. It’s super convenient for touch ups and tight spaces, saving me hours of hand sanding. I even used it on my complicated front door trim and had the whole thing prepped in about 30 minutes. Perfect tool for small, detailed jobs."

"Customer support was excellent—they answered my questions quickly before I bought it. This blaster is ideal for small projects with soda media and runs well at the suggested PSI. Just don’t expect it to handle big jobs like a truck frame, but for small jobs, it performs exactly as needed."

"I was hesitant because of mixed reviews, but I'm glad I bought it. Shipping was quicker than I expected, and mounting it to my Harbor Freight blast cabinet was straightforward—the fit was perfect and installation took just minutes. Compared to my old 5hp Shop Vac, this dust collector performs much better and makes reclaiming blast material easier. Yes, it's loud, but that's normal for this type of equipment. I use hearing protection as usual. Overall, installation was simple, the noise is typical, and the performance is spot on for the price."

"I swapped out my ShopVac/dust deputy setup for this on my HF cabinet, and the air movement is impressive when the filter is clean. I use medium crushed glass media, and while it does require cleaning the filter every hour or so, it's still a big step up from a regular ShopVac. Maintenance is needed but not excessive, and I can tell some fine dust escapes the filter, so I wear a dust mask. All in all, it’s much better performance-wise."

"The unit looks sharp once assembled and comes with a variety of attachments. Instructions were clear, and the final product met my expectations. I can't speak to the nozzle quality yet, but for now, I'm satisfied with the build and included features."

"This sandblaster has been a solid addition to my tool kit. I love the adjustable settings—they let me handle both light and tough jobs effectively. While the small hopper empties quickly, I found using a 1-gallon milk jug makes refills fast and easy. Overall, it's efficient and a great value."

"For my project restoring an old motorcycle, this blaster made stripping paint much easier than sanding. I used both diamond media and crushed walnut shells without clogging, especially with an in-line air dryer. The tank is small and needs frequent refills, but for the price, it's perfect for occasional use."

"This tool really does the trick for small cleaning jobs. Just be aware that it uses up air quickly, so a powerful compressor is a must. I also recommend dressing for protection, as the blast media can bounce back hard. It works especially well with aggressive grits like Black Beauty for fast results."

"I got exactly what I expected from this Vevor tool—it's budget-friendly and gets the job done, even if it's a bit rough around the edges. Assembly took some effort due to misaligned parts, but with patience and a few extra tools, it came together. Once assembled, it works well for cleaning steel forgings, and the gloves are actually better than other inexpensive sandblasters I've tried. It runs fine with my portable 5scfm compressor. Overall, it's a good value, and I'd buy it again if needed."

"Having used larger industrial units, I was pleasantly surprised by this cabinet's performance and build quality, especially for the price. My small compressor keeps up just fine, and the instructions were clear enough for me. With a few recommended accessories like a cyclone dust separator and air filter, dust collection is efficient and the cabinet seals well. Using 80 grit glass beads at 50 psi yields great results. I'm very satisfied with it."

"This cabinet is definitely functional, but I found the instructions to be extremely poor and the sheet metal parts arrived a bit bent. Some holes didn't line up, and a few connectors were mismarked, but with some DIY fixes and extra sealant it works as intended. For the price, it's a basic sandblasting cabinet—just don't expect more than that and you'll be fine."

"I've spent a lot of time doing air sandblasting, and this product is surprisingly effective when used with enough pressure and flow. Using my 3000psi gas pressure washer, I was able to blast hundreds of pounds of rusty weight plates. The ceramic tip barely wore down and I even recaptured some of my sand. This kit can really exceed expectations if you follow a few basic setup steps."

"It definitely takes some patience and getting used to, but once you figure it out, it works great. Much more affordable than a full sandblasting setup, and while it isn't quite as powerful, it's a lot better than trying to sand by hand."

"I used this with fine playground sand and my pressure washer. It handled most of the paint and rust on my car parts, though I did have to deal with some leaks from the quick disconnect fitting after an hour. It isn't a replacement for professional blasting, but it works well for smaller jobs if you're ready for a bit of cleanup."

"I was looking for a way to remove rust and paint from my old car without making a huge mess, and this kit really fit the bill. It's super handy for small spots, works great with my compressor, and I like that the recovery bag lets me reuse the blasting media. The kit even came with some media to start with, which was a nice bonus. While I don't expect the cloth bag to last forever, it does the job and I can always improvise when it wears out."

"For the price, I'm impressed by how well this tool handles spot rust and paint removal. It came with a good amount of tips and even some abrasive media. The abrasive is a bit powdery, but it still gets the job done and overall, it's well worth what I paid."

"I had some issues with the bag being ripped and the stitching falling apart right out of the box, which was disappointing. After ditching the bag and hooking up my shop vac instead, the tool worked much better and I was able to recover most of the blasting media. There’s still a little media loss where the rubber tip doesn’t fit perfectly, but for the cost, I’m satisfied with the results."

"I used this handheld blaster for a small metal project and it performed brilliantly, leaving a clean, smooth finish. It’s especially useful for car parts and other small items. One thing to keep in mind—the media can spill if you tilt the gun down before triggering. Start level and then angle as you go for best results."

"This is easy to use and a great value. I mainly use it on golf club heads, and its compact size makes storage simple. Be prepared, though—blast media gets everywhere, so I built a DIY chamber to contain the mess and reuse the sand more efficiently."

"I bought this for my classic car rims and it saved a lot of time. For smaller projects, it really delivers and is worth the money."

"I've used professional-grade pressure pots before, and while this home-use blaster is slower than commercial rigs, it still gets the job done. With at least a 3hp compressor and fine, dry media, it works well. The included variety of nozzle sizes is handy, especially when matched to the right grit."

"I had an issue with a missing part when my unit arrived, but Vevor’s customer service was fantastic and resolved the problem quickly. I’m looking forward to using it on my utility trailer this spring."

"Putting the unit together was a bit of a challenge due to the unclear manual. Once assembled, I struggled with media flow and possible clogging issues, and some parts were difficult to replace due to unusual sizing. I’m hoping Vevor can help with replacement parts."