Sandblasting with One-&-Done Abrasives: 10 Reasons Why Crushed Glass and Coal Slag Should Be

I will assume everyone here has tested each of the 3 abrasives: Crushed Glass, Coal Slag and Garnet, and have a good idea which they prefer for various jobs. So instead of going into details of each, let’s just jump right into the list.

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Coal Slag is generally used in a pressure or siphon blaster when paint, rust, and scale have to be removed from steel, such as car/truck frames, tanks, heavy machinery, farm equipment, etc. Coal slag is superior to silica because it contains 0.1% or less silica. Coal slag is moisture free and will not pack or absorb moisture. Coal slag is generally used once and is not recommended for use in a cabinet blaster.

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