Bill;
        Try making one. Doesn't sound that difficult. You might even be
able to use an airbrush with slight modification.

Drive Safely & Good Luck
Ken Lewis    <Kernersville,NC>
86 VW crewcab;60 356B Coupe
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On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 03:57:02 -0600 Bill Johnson <bjohns@DTX.NET> writes:
>I was watching one of the Discovery type channels this weekend.  The
>show
>was about paleontology.  To remove the last trace of crust from the
>bones,
>they were using an air brush\sand blaster type tool.  It was small and
>used
>baking powder as the abrasive.  The tool was really removing that last
>layer
>of scale from dinosaur bones.
>
>I really would like to have a small, or semi small, tool like this.
>It
>looks like it would be great for small jobs on rust and blemishes.
>Sort of
>like a Dremel Tool for cleaning.  Does anyone know where I can get one
>at a
>reasonable price?
>
>Bill

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