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New way to dry your car !!
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Monte Of The Month -- July 2010
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IT HERTZ
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From: West Coast !!
that is the way I have always done it also ^^^
I am a gadget guy and that is why I got it I am sure a leaf blower or compressor would work just fine as well as the traditional ways chamois or water blade . I just did some research and found this and thought I would share the info ;D
I am a gadget guy and that is why I got it I am sure a leaf blower or compressor would work just fine as well as the traditional ways chamois or water blade . I just did some research and found this and thought I would share the info ;D
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Monte Of The Month -- July 2010
Monte Of The Month -- July 2013
IT HERTZ
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: West Coast !!
LOL I know right !! here is a sneek peak of what I am working on next
These billet aluminum black powder coated sill plates
we will be doing the ss in orange and the 3 lines in white maybe ??
I have to see them first
I get them here at the house next Wed. the 16th
These billet aluminum black powder coated sill plates
we will be doing the ss in orange and the 3 lines in white maybe ??
I have to see them first
I get them here at the house next Wed. the 16th
Last edited by Blazed SS; Feb 10, 2011 at 04:43 PM.
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Monte Of The Month -- July 2010
Monte Of The Month -- July 2013
IT HERTZ
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 4,930
From: West Coast !!
just a update I have had this for 5 months and it is pretty cool i give it a 10/10 on being a vacuum cleaner better than my Dyson !! this thing Sucks !! LOL
Now on the car drying part i will say the first time i used it to dry the car it found dirt in the cracks that i thought the garden hose and i had got especially the door moldings (door guard) and the window moldings, roof rails !! I mean to say they look clean but until I blew dry them I did not know how much I missed .
so lets talk about what it works best on for me
#1 the SLP upper grill #2 headlights #3 door handles #4 rear spoiler #5 you get the idea here .
I don't knowhow much time it actually saves me any time but when I am done the car is bone dry every where and the driveway is still wet LOL i have to wait to move it LOL
now the bad if you can call it that
the tires and rims take me the longest but the tires and rims are ready to sine and wax in about 7 to 10 min each
and i found it a pain to order the new bags the ones that came with mine had no part # on them it took a call or 2 to get more
Now on the car drying part i will say the first time i used it to dry the car it found dirt in the cracks that i thought the garden hose and i had got especially the door moldings (door guard) and the window moldings, roof rails !! I mean to say they look clean but until I blew dry them I did not know how much I missed .
so lets talk about what it works best on for me
#1 the SLP upper grill #2 headlights #3 door handles #4 rear spoiler #5 you get the idea here .
I don't knowhow much time it actually saves me any time but when I am done the car is bone dry every where and the driveway is still wet LOL i have to wait to move it LOL
now the bad if you can call it that
the tires and rims take me the longest but the tires and rims are ready to sine and wax in about 7 to 10 min each
and i found it a pain to order the new bags the ones that came with mine had no part # on them it took a call or 2 to get more
just a update I have had this for 5 months and it is pretty cool i give it a 10/10 on being a vacuum cleaner better than my Dyson !! this thing Sucks !! LOL
Now on the car drying part i will say the first time i used it to dry the car it found dirt in the cracks that i thought the garden hose and i had got especially the door moldings (door guard) and the window moldings, roof rails !! I mean to say they look clean but until I blew dry them I did not know how much I missed .
so lets talk about what it works best on for me
#1 the SLP upper grill #2 headlights #3 door handles #4 rear spoiler #5 you get the idea here .
I don't knowhow much time it actually saves me any time but when I am done the car is bone dry every where and the driveway is still wet LOL i have to wait to move it LOL
now the bad if you can call it that
the tires and rims take me the longest but the tires and rims are ready to sine and wax in about 7 to 10 min each
and i found it a pain to order the new bags the ones that came with mine had no part # on them it took a call or 2 to get more
Now on the car drying part i will say the first time i used it to dry the car it found dirt in the cracks that i thought the garden hose and i had got especially the door moldings (door guard) and the window moldings, roof rails !! I mean to say they look clean but until I blew dry them I did not know how much I missed .
so lets talk about what it works best on for me
#1 the SLP upper grill #2 headlights #3 door handles #4 rear spoiler #5 you get the idea here .
I don't knowhow much time it actually saves me any time but when I am done the car is bone dry every where and the driveway is still wet LOL i have to wait to move it LOL
now the bad if you can call it that
the tires and rims take me the longest but the tires and rims are ready to sine and wax in about 7 to 10 min each
and i found it a pain to order the new bags the ones that came with mine had no part # on them it took a call or 2 to get more
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Monte Of The Month -- July 2010
Monte Of The Month -- July 2013
IT HERTZ
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 4,930
From: West Coast !!
that is where I got mine from also !! and i did get the power head also from them
http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-M...ef=pd_sim_hi_3
http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-M...ef=pd_sim_hi_3