Really handy for blowing out compound dust or polishing dust from the surface as you work, but I still rely on my leaf blower
Yes
No
Really handy for blowing out compound dust or polishing dust from the surface as you work, but I still rely on my leaf blower
No but I wish I could.
quality creates its own demand
It cut my Interior detail time in half. I love it.Originally Posted by H.E.D
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What's your review on the Tornador gun is it really helpful? as far as compress air I use it for: engine, interior blow out, trim, tires for low air, wheels and lug nuts, to clean pads, and myself the best use.
I have my air compressor located in the basement. I drilled a small hole in the garage wall to bring the hose into the garage. The only disadvantage is I have to run to the basement to turn it on.
Nice. I probably will be getting one in the next month I can get a sweet deal on it so im going for it. Also what compressor do you recommend? i have a Porter Cable 6 gal.It cut my Interior detail time in half. I love it.
That is one tool if it quit working I would have to replace asap. Anywhere from blowing out the interior and the water from outside to numerous buffers for aluminum and paint. I do use my makita, pc and flex for most of the paint. But I love my Chicago pneumatic (this not a Harbor freight tool) 3" buffer for small areas and to use on interior paint.
Does a leaf blower count? Mine is attached from my shop vac and I have some small hoses and attachments that meet my needs, but I wish id had it!
"Every moment frontin and maxin
Chillin in the car they spent all day waxin"
Not sure I will check the specs for you, I have a 5HP 60 gal but I am sure you don't need anything that big.
^ thanks I appreciate that.
no i dont use air tools i have no access to them ...
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