Mike Phillips
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Spinning them and blowing them out with air after washing with thew S2000 works great at fluffing them up too.rops:
I'll have to see if I can get Jason to install an air line from our air compressor in the warehouse to the wall inside the studio. The air compressor is actually right on the other side of the studio wall, so it would just be a matter of doing some drilling and some pipe work with a shut-off valve.
Sure would come in handy for all kinds of detailing related projects...
Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor
That would make it a lot easier for the wetsanding classes too...
Pictures & Comments from July 10th, 2011 Sunday Detailing 102 - Advanced Class
In front is James and behind him is Dan using 3M air DA Sanders to remove orange peel out of the paint on a 1971 GTO from our recent advanced class...
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