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Ma Ma caught me late last nite on the puter, looking at the Master Blaster, said your not getting that..........im thinking shes worried that I'm gonna take away her blowing the car with leaf blower away from her..........I assured her that would never happen.

Just wondering on the guys who have had both..........I gots a craftsman leaf blower, works great, just wondering if the MB would be better.

Sometimes I wish I wouldn"t have found this site LOL.........today I tried something different washed one panel at a time and used the leaft blower to dry............took some time, but that puppy is looking great.

My wife thinks I'm losing it.............got to blame PaulMys , he keeps telling me to buy new stuff to try. LOL

Just joking around, couple of pics of ma ma saying shes never gonna work on that "POS" car ever again. She keeps up with this attitude I'm not gonna let her touch the car again.


Just kidding around, have a great day guys

Rich
 
Richs66 said:
Ma Ma caught me late last nite on the puter, looking at the Master Blaster, said your not getting that..........im thinking shes worried that I'm gonna take away her blowing the car with leaf blower away from her..........I assured her that would never happen.

Just wondering on the guys who have had both..........I gots a craftsman leaf blower, works great, just wondering if the MB would be better.

Sometimes I wish I wouldn"t have found this site LOL.........today I tried something different washed one panel at a time and used the leaft blower to dry............took some time, but that puppy is looking great.

My wife thinks I'm losing it.............got to blame PaulMys , he keeps telling me to buy new stuff to try. LOL

Just joking around, couple of pics of ma ma saying shes never gonna work on that "POS" car ever again. She keeps up with this attitude I'm not gonna let her touch the car again.


Just kidding around, have a great day guys

Rich
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Leaf blowers have a hard plastic air tunnel, if this touches your vehicle you could install a scratch. The metro blaster and master blaster have soft rubber tips.

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Main advantage of the Master Blaster compared to the leaf blower is the convenience of use (just holding a hose instead of the entire leaf blower) and the filtered air.

Most of us who use a leaf blower will use a dedicated leaf blower in drying the car, not the same leaf blower they use to clean or vacuum the yard. But in any case, there's still a chance (although small) that the leaf blower will pick up some debris and blast it to the paint.

The tip of the MB is also made out of soft rubber so it will reduce the chances of scratching your paint in case you make contact. The leaf blower has hard plastic everywhere to if it touches your paint, you'll most likely induce scratches. Add to that how awkward it is to use the leaf blower to dry your car.

The MB is a lot more expensive than the leaf blower.

If your wife is worried about the MB taking away her leaf blower to dry the car, tell her this will make it easier hehehe! It's awesome that your wife uses a leaf blower to dry the car! Is the Challenger hers?

LOL @ blaming PaulMys!!!:laughing::laughing::laughing:
 
Hey Buster, hard to see from the pic, but I have some foam installed around the tip..........needless to say sometimes my wife hits the paint with the leaf blower...........usually I have to put my beer down and show her the right way. LOL

Just joking around here.............I hate to spend the extra cash on the MB, but if its that much better than a leaf blower, I'm gonna do it.

Although gotta say it.............that leaf blower is a working pretty good.

Rich
 
I have the Blaster sidekick. Small in size buts puts out impressive performance. Has two tips. One rubber cone and a hard plastic wide tip.

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The MB is a lot more expensive than the leaf blower.

If your wife is worried about the MB taking away her leaf blower to dry the car, tell her this will make it easier hehehe! It's awesome that your wife uses a leaf blower to dry the car! Is the Challenger hers?

LOL @ blaming PaulMys!!!

No the challenger is mine..........ma ma has no interest in cars, she a truck loving girl, but she does help with my stuff...........and that's all that's counts. LOL

I like to blame Paul for everything. LOL

Rich
 
Well you Son of a B!tch!!

Yeah, yeah. Go ahead and blame me, Rich. But you know you love it...... :xyxthumbs:

I'm still sticking with my leaf blower. Mine is the pro backpack type. That thing will blow loose asphalt out of the road at 220 mph. It was $400 bucks when I bought it, and no way in hell am I spending the jing for the MB.

For those that say the leaf blower has a hard plastic tip, and that it will scratch your paint, I offer this simple solution:

Don't touch your paint with it. ;)
 
The only problem I have with the MB is that it requires a 20amp outlet. You will blow the breaker if you plug it a regular 15amp outlet.
 
i had the MB and sold it, don't really miss it. i use the DP/mckees 37 turbo dryer and it works well. some complain about the long hose with the turbo dryer (at least you can carry it on a shoulder strap), but with the MB you have to drag the whole thing around and it still has a long hose as well. if i didn't have the turbo car dryer i would just use an electric leaf blower. if you have a solid coat of wax/sealant/coating the water will fly right off and there will be minimal droplets to wipe off which you can follow up with a microfiber towel and qd/spray wax...
 
PaulMys said:
Well you Son of a B!tch!!

Yeah, yeah. Go ahead and blame me, Rich. But you know you love it...... :xyxthumbs:

I'm still sticking with my leaf blower. Mine is the pro backpack type. That thing will blow loose asphalt out of the road at 220 mph. It was $400 bucks when I bought it, and no way in hell am I spending the jing for the MB.

For those that say the leaf blower has a hard plastic tip, and that it will scratch your paint, I offer this simple solution:

Don't touch your paint with it. ;)
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LOL, hey Paul, I knew that would ruffle your feathers, 220 mph, I can blow that threw my lips on a good day. I just love giving you NY Boys a hard time....... Don"t make me come up to NY with that bad ass boy Craftsman.............it will kick your ass. LOL

Good to hear from ya buddy

Rich
 
Richs66 said:
LOL, hey Paul, I knew that would ruffle your feathers, 220 mph, I can blow that threw my lips on a good day. I just love giving you NY Boys a hard time....... Don"t make me come up to NY with that bad ass boy Craftsman.............it will kick your ass. LOL

Good to hear from ya buddy

Rich
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Yeah, I heard that about you..........

Bring beer. And a couple of knives if you like messing with NYers. Im the MAN.


Lmao

Seriously, though man, save your bucks. You said the blower is doing fine. Stick with it for now. The $$ can be used elsewhere on here. I promise. ;)
 
Whether you get the Master Blaster or not...thank you for the laugh today! Cracked me up!....LOL
 
I have 4 MB and would not use it to dry a uncoated car. This will take a long time and depending on where you are drying it, the water will dry on the paint whiling using the MB. I use a leaf blower to dry the car and use the MB to precisly remove water from crack and crevices of the vehicle (side lights, grill, door handles, back lights, and etc). MB is good, but a high power leaf blower is better!
 
Master Blaster is the only way to go. I use it on every detail. Great tool.
 
i absolutely love my MB. The best way ive found to use it and keep from having the water dry before i get to it is to rinse the car often while washing, and to rinse again right before i pull into the garage. Then i use the MB to blow all of the water off. There is usually VERY little water, if any, left.

Shawn
 
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i had the MB and sold it, don't really miss it. i use the DP/mckees 37 turbo dryer and it works well. some complain about the long hose with the turbo dryer (at least you can carry it on a shoulder strap), but with the MB you have to drag the whole thing around and it still has a long hose as well. if i didn't have the turbo car dryer i would just use an electric leaf blower. if you have a solid coat of wax/sealant/coating the water will fly right off and there will be minimal droplets to wipe off which you can follow up with a microfiber towel and qd/spray wax...
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Couldn't agree with you more on the difference between the MB and McKees turbo dryer.

Where did you sell your MB? I think I want to sell mine. It's been sitting on a cabinet shelf unused for over one year now.


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