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Light upgrades for sand blast cabinet

bsaint

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The stock light is terrible. Does it need to be an explosion proof light? Regular bar LED will work fine??
 
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rsanter

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I have the best light setup even in my blast cabinet, but then I built my own cabinet.
The top of the cabinet is a used piece of lexan that I had around. I then put a 4ft double florecent fixture on top of the cabinet. I have tons of light and there is no dust or junk can get into the light

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bsaint

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I think the light now is 12v or 24v DC. Far less chance of arcing than 120v. I may want to stay with a low potential light.
 
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jpeace3

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I bought a used trinco blast cabinet. The two bulb flouresent was enough light but the best addition to the cabinet is paint. Paint the inside with white latex paint (latex=rubber ). It will not blast off and you won't believe the difference. Also put a piece of screen wire in the bottom to catch the rust and paint from sandblasting before it gets into the sand or beads.
 
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