Afraid I wore them out, all the years of self grooming

Tim.
Afraid I wore them out, all the years of self grooming
Just to bear in mind a leaf blower won't dry the car as it doesn't have the facility to warm the air it is blowing out. Depending on weather conditions, it may take a while to blow all of the residual water off a car even if it had a ceramic coating. A benefit of using a dryer with a long flexible hose is that the main unit rests on the floor and it's easier to work all around the car, including the roof. You are also less likely to accidentally knock the blower against the paintwork.TitanTim wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:35 pm Thanks for the replies and suggestions![]()
Pretty much narrowed it down to this Milwaukee,
https://www.toolden.co.uk/gardening/gar ... ption-link
Tim.
Bet you are secretly thinking about it
pvr wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 12:15 pm Blow drying is the only thing I have done for about 15 years now. The most marring is from drying the car, so the drying with air is the best way.
I have two different dryers, one on wheels and mains power with warm air and one cordless one….then when I’ve done all that and got it looking immaculate I finish it off by getting it throughly pebble dashed for that perfect finishing touch on the NC500…..works a treat…!![]()
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That is because you have the 2.0 engine, weighs nothing
Sturgeon still owes me £9k for respray costsjohn-e89 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 4:27 pmpvr wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 12:15 pm Blow drying is the only thing I have done for about 15 years now. The most marring is from drying the car, so the drying with air is the best way.
I have two different dryers, one on wheels and mains power with warm air and one cordless one….then when I’ve done all that and got it looking immaculate I finish it off by getting it throughly pebble dashed for that perfect finishing touch on the NC500…..works a treat…!![]()
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Oh really, I hadn't realised thatBoyo wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 12:06 pmJust to bear in mind a leaf blower won't dry the car as it doesn't have the facility to warm the air it is blowing out. Depending on weather conditions, it may take a while to blow all of the residual water off a car even if it had a ceramic coating. A benefit of using a dryer with a long flexible hose is that the main unit rests on the floor and it's easier to work all around the car, including the roof. You are also less likely to accidentally knock the blower against the paintwork.TitanTim wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:35 pm Thanks for the replies and suggestions![]()
Pretty much narrowed it down to this Milwaukee,
https://www.toolden.co.uk/gardening/gar ... ption-link
Tim.
She has deleted your WhatsApp message.pvr wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 4:31 pmSturgeon still owes me £9k for respray costsjohn-e89 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 4:27 pmpvr wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 12:15 pm Blow drying is the only thing I have done for about 15 years now. The most marring is from drying the car, so the drying with air is the best way.
I have two different dryers, one on wheels and mains power with warm air and one cordless one….then when I’ve done all that and got it looking immaculate I finish it off by getting it throughly pebble dashed for that perfect finishing touch on the NC500…..works a treat…!![]()
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Might be