Watching some Mad Detailing videos where they use a blow gun as part of the routine. Just tried it while vacuuming the carpet and found it great for loosening dirt and debris along edges and corners where the vacuum nozzle cant reach. Also help lift sand and fine particles so they can be vacuumed off. Does a great job along with a detail brush to remove dust and dirt from air vents, around radio and heater controls and around the instrument cluster. Should have used it years ago.
Using compressed air blow gun during detailing.
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Next try a Tornador
Been using air for decades to clean stuff. I use air to blow the crud from the innards of my fire arms before using solvent then after the solvent losened up the remaining crug , I use compressed air to blow the remainder of the crud. I use compressed air to blow off the dirt when I work on engines.
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You can use some type of vibrating implement too:
Is that like an "idear?"
Snapped the shaft of my Griots GG6 doing that.
No I'm not Australian.
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I load it up with my current flavor of rinseless wash. Wet to clean, dry to dry, wipe up any excess moisture.
Seems like a guy could DIY one of those for $20 or less. What's the secret?
If you can make it for that I'll buy one.
I use a blow gun under the hood in my Corvette. Sometimes those little sand particles get in spots you cannot reach with a towel or cloth.
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