PaulMys
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Can a drying towel be too large
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Flash Gordon
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Real men use a gas-powered blower.........oke:
:laughing::laughing::cheers:
Gas powered blow spent fuel onto the paint.....plus they're heavy imo
PaulMys
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How is that possible?
The exhaust fumes from the 2-stroke engine exit behind and to the side of the user. Rarely intermingling with the air intake of the blower mechanism.
That said, Collinite has more petroleum in one bottle than any exhaust fumes will ever impart to any paint.
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PaulMys
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Gee, I’m sorry Opie.
My other hand was spent from pleasing your mom all night.
No PFM could dry all of THAT…
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opie2
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Dad....thats not a nice thing to say to your son!
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PaulMys
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I'm sorry son.
Is it a bad time to tell you that your mom was a "truck stop sucker" before we met?
Her breath was awful.......
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DanaDetailingPros
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The 25X35 PFM that I got on the promo is spot on! Still wants to dry a panel or two more
FlordPerformance
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Yes.
Icarus
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I prefer 2 med/smaller ones over one big one. I can over the majority of the vehicle with the first, then use the second for windows, nooks crannies etc so nothing drips out. Don't have to worry so much in case you drop an corner it won't hit the ground as easy too. Works well for me...
DetailZeus
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I prefer a handful of smaller towels over a large one. Easier to maneuver, wash & inspect. I don't mind grabbing another after one gets saturated.
Still love using my PFM's, would like to get into forced air someday - always land up with water spots on rims because of the hard water.
Still love using my PFM's, would like to get into forced air someday - always land up with water spots on rims because of the hard water.
Eldorado2k
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For me, the large Notorious Dry Towel is perfect. If I’m drying my own car it’s the 1st one I reach for.
John U
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Great for blowing out vacuum filters
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It’s funny you say that… I used to use it for that when I had the Ridgid Blue 3 layer filter. But ever since I got the Cleanstream White Hepa filter I haven’t used it for that since it says not to use high pressure air to clean it or you might blow off some important layer off of it. Lol.
But just a few minutes ago I just ordered a Ridgid Green Hepa Filter for my new 4 Gallon Ridgid and now that you mention it I should be able to use my Sidekick once again to blow it out. You’re right, it does work great for that!
I got it brand new for only $13.50 + free shipping.
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It’s funny you say that… I used to use it for that when I had the Ridgid Blue 3 layer filter. But ever since I got the Cleanstream White Hepa filter I haven’t used it for that since it says not to use high pressure air to clean it or you might blow off some important layer off of it. Lol.
But just a few minutes ago I just ordered a Ridgid Green Hepa Filter for my new 4 Gallon Ridgid and now that you mention it I should be able to use my Sidekick once again to blow it out. You’re right, it does work great for that!
I got it brand new for only $13.50 + free shipping.
Good deal. That's what I paid for the basic Ridgid filter.