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Is it easy to use? Longevity? Look? Sent from my HTC_0P6B using Tapatalk

Yea both of those were in mind just wanting to be sure first. Anyone else? Sent from my HTC_0P6B using Tapatalk

After a wash and wax or spray wax that is fast and easy for production details to speed up time and profit. Any suggestions? Obviously price is a factor to maximise profit also. Or I guess more cost vs application is a factor. Cheers in advance Sent from my HTC_0P6B using Tapatalk

Thanks heaps mike.

Hopefully allenk4 chimes back in

Awesome thanks

Any brands or models I should look for?

If using a steamer do you just use the tornador for dressings?

Ok anyone else use them

Seems like a tornador, extractor and steamer are all needed for a full arsenal. I am thinking of getting a Dupray Tosca and Tornador first in that case and extractor at a later date. Does that sound like a good idea or a extractor first?

Which one is good? Does anyone use these? do they work?

In what scenario would the tornador be better than a steamer for interiors?

Hey Mike, Can you have a look at this thread and answer either here or there please? http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-tools-accessories/88155-tornador-vs-steam-cleaner.html#post1207755 Keen to see your thoughts.

What is everyones thoughts on Tornador Vs Steam Cleaner? Which is better for interiors or do both play a part?

interiors 2/3 a day and maybe only a handfull of engine bays a month.

Mainly interiors and engine bays on occasion.

ok thanks guys.

As the title says are they any good?

I dont understand how there is no water? A guy was using a pressure washer?

I think you will find its just a generic polisher no where near the quality of a flex or rupes as it is a car care retailers "brand" who wouldnt have the r&d as per the others.