stealthstylz
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Bit of a random one, but does anybody know if there's a procedure for getting rid of used sand blasting media? The bigger bit of my new unit has been used as a blast room, and there's probably 2-3 tons of it on the floor that will need removing and disposing of. Any ideas? (chucking it in some one ton bags and depositing it at the nearest beach has been thought of and discounted haha).
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Land fill fodder only I afraid.
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What about a skip and leave it up to the skip company to sort out disposal. With winter coming you might be able to spread it on roads and paths if icy.
Paul H
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93fxdl
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Why not try an eBay listing?
Ttfn Glenn
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Nov 10, 2013 10:10:53 GMT
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What about a skip and leave it up to the skip company to sort out disposal. With winter coming you might be able to spread it on roads and paths if icy. Paul H ^^^^^^ What he said. It'll go through the system into the 'fines' pile and get disposed of that way. Thats what happens at our place. |
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