2001pewterbird

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http://www.cardryer.com/Cardryer.html

check out the video on the homepage. what do you guys think? im considering getting one myself..

crimson_bird

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wow, that looks pretty nice. i would really consider, but i just went to amazon to price check since they dont sell on their site, and it was over $300 smackeroos. maybe sometime in the future.

PUNISHER TA

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Go to home depot and get a leaf blower, and make a custom tip with a inch opening. voila!

SPOOOOLIN

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What about an air compressor...? ? ?

xXxSilveradoxXx

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^word, I just bough a Soda Blaster so I'll just be using that to dry my car from here on out.

99zee

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I have something similiar. Its for dog grooming It was pricey also, but saved me 10-15 minutes per car. Everyone gets a kick out of it at first and then they see how well it works.

00RedMaro

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Is a leaf blower or something along those lines really the best way to dry a car?

airfix

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I use a toro leaf blower. Went in to home depot bought the most powerful one there. It works awesome and was $100

SRfastZ

hmm.... i might get me one

99FBODY

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I use a leaf blower as well, people look at me all weird but it works wonders.

02CamaroSSLE

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what kind of leaf blower do yall use? i have an echo leaf blower gas and i think i tried it one time and it did not work that great... that thing looks really bad *** and if i had the spare 300 or w/e it cost i would get it for sure... might think about gettin it in the future though!!!!

xXxSilveradoxXx

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I don't see why it wouldn't be, unless your paint is already chipped.

00RedMaro

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well i mean, for example: a hand dryer in a restroom sucks at drying your hands, the soap spreads around and barely comes off without wiping your hands down.

so i was thinking that it might have its cons, i might be wrong though.

JunkyardZ

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leaf blowers work awesome....save yourself some money and go with that

xXxSilveradoxXx

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Your hands are different than your car, plus the air compressor/leaf blower approach is way more powerful. The hand dryer uses heat and a low power fan. Also, if you still have soap on your hands when you go to dry them, you're washing your hands wrong.

Tom's_03SVT

leaf blower here too. works like a champ

Danny2tek

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shtnfrds

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LOL, im glad at least TWO other people noticed this.

ever heard of RINSE??

MeentSS02

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I've been using a leaf blower for years, and was getting ready to buy another, but I'm going to try this instead. The old leaf blower has been good, but I'm hoping this works a little better - it looks like it will be much easier to work with since it has a flexible hose to direct the air instead of waving my leaf blower around.

I've gotten more than my fair share of strange looks for the leaf blower...hopefully this will be a little more low profile

ben77

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Anytime u can dry the car without touching the paint is always the best way