Friend of mine was telling me he used a Detailer that had a blower that also heated the paint ever so slightly. Has anyone heard of this? Said he bought it at Home Depot. I do not use a blower now to dry the car, I feel as if I can get it done quicker with a towel.
Blower that also heats??!?
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FUNX650
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•Besides the Metro Master Blaster
for that type of set-up, I'll suggest:
-Get yourself one of those Shop-Vac 500cfm,
(or higher), portable blowers/air movers from
one of the home supplies store.
-Then buy one of the $19.00 heater attachments
(made for mounting to portable blowers/air
movers)...like Harbor Freight has in stock.
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for that type of set-up, I'll suggest:
-Get yourself one of those Shop-Vac 500cfm,
(or higher), portable blowers/air movers from
one of the home supplies store.
-Then buy one of the $19.00 heater attachments
(made for mounting to portable blowers/air
movers)...like Harbor Freight has in stock.
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Great advice! I don't mean to sound rude or anything, would I pick up the air mover and dry the car with it or would it be on a roller? I currently use chemical guys fatty orange microfibers and it drys like a charm. I am worried about lightly scratching the vehicle though. Thanks for all the advice guys.
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Sorry, I believe the air movers would not work very well. For drying the exterior of a vehicle you would want something like the Metro Blaster or McKee's 37 Turbo Car Dryer that maneuverable and has a concentrated high velocity air flow.
I was more interested in the heated air mover for quicker drying of interiors if needed and did not realize they made add on heaters for those types of fans.
I was more interested in the heated air mover for quicker drying of interiors if needed and did not realize they made add on heaters for those types of fans.