Recent content by Frank787

I hadn’t logged in for quite some time but I had a couple of questions about the conversion from the Tornador Foam version to the Tornador cleaning gun. They might have changed them since I did mine but I did successfully convert mine. I couldn’t find a write up for it but do have pictures of...

Quote: "Sasquatch is hiding in Frank's compressor." The compressor works fine, my point was that the Tornador Black was not revolutionary just evolutionary. It works well and as I said I'm glad I tried it.

The compressor was a Kobalt KLA3706056 60 Gallon compressor ( 11.5 SCFM @ 90 PSI). The VIP special has changed it was $179.95. There is a signup for the VIP Members list. Autogeek VIP Club

I received mine today. With the VIP discount and free shipping I couldn't say no anymore. I have the classic Tornador as well. The Tornador Black didn't seem to show much more power than the classic until I started doing the carpeted floor boards then it became noticeable. Is it better I...

I did a double take when I saw your username. Always liked "Sneakers".

Yes, you can convert it if you want to. I have done it. You need to buy the weighted tube assembly and the new tube that is attached to the adapter that screws into the valve assembly but it can be done. I'll see if I can find pictures of when I changed it over if anybody wants them.

I converted mine from Foam version to standard version. I'd be willing to get rid of the parts I no longer need from it. Still use the valve though.

I bought the foam version and hated it. Foam was so dry it was really worthless to me. I converted mine over to the regular version. Ordered a few parts from the replacement parts. Tornador Car Cleaning & Foamer Guns, Tornador foam gun, Tornador air foamer, tornado gun, You have to use a lot...

3M's adhesive remover works well for removing dealer stickers. Have removed several using it. I can't stand them advertising on my car either.

I started a new job and haven't had time to write up a tutorial, I'm glad somebody did.

Gimp is an open source alternative to Photoshop, while it is complex it's easy to learn the basics and ignore the rest of the program. Also Microsoft's PowerToy Picture Resizer is incredibly handy to take those high resolution pictures and knock them down quickly and easily in file size.

Ace Hardware has a decent selection of nozzles that will work. I swapped mine out right away for one that was more comfortable.

I like the cost of hyper-dressing alot better .

I have Griots Undercarriage spray however I'm not going to buy anymore of it. I thought it worked well but was ridiculously overpriced. Armor All diluted 2:1 looked pretty similar. If it ever warms up in Iowa I plan on trying out several other products too.

I realize this is after the fact but I fairly recently worked on a car that had reeked of skunk. Here's the process that I used and it worked perfectly. 1. Take a big box of Arm & Hammer baking soda sprinkle liberally over every interior piece of cloth you can. For the door panels spritz...