Air Force Blaster
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Air Force Blaster
Have anyone here using a Air Force Blaster to dry their cars? Normally it takes me about 2 hours to wash and dry my RL and to dry my calipers and wheels is a pain in the a$$. Currently I've a 26 gallon air compressor but it takes time to recharge not to mention it throws cold air.
This is the one I'm thinking
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...ipping_options
This is the one I'm thinking
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...ipping_options
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Maybe you could buy a small home owner type of leaf blower.
If I know I'll be waxing my TL right after a wash/MF towel dry - I get out my older back pack leaf blower.
Works great on all the small crevesis where water seems to always be. Carefull not to point it at the driveway.
If I know I'll be waxing my TL right after a wash/MF towel dry - I get out my older back pack leaf blower.
Works great on all the small crevesis where water seems to always be. Carefull not to point it at the driveway.
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I have the metro sidekick. It works very well for what it is. I usually just try to get the main areas and then I go back over and get the crevices. I always follow up with a towel tho, with QD.
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