Interior Car Detailing with Tornador

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Interior Car Detailing with Tornador


Who here likes and/or uses the Tornador Black Car Cleaning Gun or the Tornador White Car Cleaning Gun?


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I'm looking to add one soon, perhaps the next sale. They look as though they should work fantastic.
 
I got mine a few weeks ago, tested it Saturday, thing is awesome.
 
I only use mine on really dirty vehicles the rest I clean with a spay bottle with APC and a tooth brush. For the really dirty vehicles the Tornado Black is one of the best investments that I've made in detailing products.
 
The tornador is hands down the best interior investment I've made. It cleans cracks and crevices awesome and does phenomenal work on spot stains in carpets and seats! I love mine!
 
just recently came across this tool... now is a steamer a replacement of this? or completely different tools?
 
Before I got my Optima steamer it was my go to interior cleaning tool, esp with GTechniq W2 mixed 10:1 in it.

The only drawback to the Tornador is you need to make sure the cleaner you use doesn't foam. I use Megs APC the first time and ended up with a bottle of foam and no cleaning action.
 
Also on cars with really dirty carpets with dirt embedded into them, sometimes blasts the dirt out making a mess of the interior even more lol
 
ok... so rather than get a cheap steamer i can get the tornador... is there a different between the white and the black?
 
AeroCleanse said:
I think the black needs less psi to run.
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It runs on same PSI, but requires less CFM.

I believe the AGO website has a bad # for the Tornador Black (9.55 cfm)


The Black is also supposed to last longer than the Tornador White, because it uses a ball-bearing on the feeder tube that spins.


Also supposed to be quieter
 
I actually bought both a steamer and tornador at the same time. i liked the tornador better on the cleaning the interior than the steamer, but the steamer did a great job as well. Plus getting steam into the gooey nooks and crannies worked better than the tornador. I have the tornador black, a 30g compressor and it held up just fine and didn't run the entire time.
 
The difference in the tornado power between the white and the black is day and night.

The only way to appreciate the difference is to have both of them and test them side by side. The Tornador Black will blow you away.

I'm not sure why we can't get the nozzle with the brush ends on it for the Tornador Black?

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Waiting for ours to arrive now. Cant wait to use it.

Even though I havent used it yet, i dont think there is a replacement for a steamer. Its the only way to deal with some interior and issues and is invaluable in truly cleaning and conditioning leather.
 
Mike.Phillips@Autogeek said:
The difference in the tornado power between the white and the black is day and night.

The only way to appreciate the difference is to have both of them and test them side by side. The Tornador Black will blow you away.

I'm not sure why we can't get the nozzle with the brush ends on it for the Tornador Black?

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hey mike they actually have it as a separate part for the tornador, not sure what the rules are for posting outside links so i won't, but they do have it... I'm actually thinking of frankensteining one... lol... beginner has to save money where he can right? lol
 
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