NEW! Autogeek Tornadors

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The Autogeek Tornador Air Foamer HP turns your favorite car shampoo into super thick, long-lasting foam. This air-driven foam gun works with your air compressor to produce frothy, rich foam that has amazing cling. The Autogeek Tornador Air Foamer HP foam gun can be used for interior or exterior detailing. Use it with a carpet cleaner or with auto shampoo to spray a snow storm of foam!

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The Tornador Car Cleaning Gun is the easiest way to clean all automotive surfaces. The Tornador works with your air compressor to blast cleaning solution into crevices you can’t reach by hand. Clean carpet, plastics, and upholstery inside the car. Clean wheels, convertible tops, and body seams on the exterior. The Tornador Car Cleaning Gun cleans where other tools can’t!
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The top one reminds me of a fog horn everytime i see it.
 
Hope someone at detailfest tries it with this--ultimate portability (hooks on your belt)

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I'd be glad to test the new foam Tornador.
 
Would that portable unit be strong enough? What is the PSI?
 
WOW! Very nice tool, and very useful. I even seen Paul Dalton himself recently getting one and even he was impressed with it...hmmmmm....wonder how much a decent compressor would cost...
 
Yes, plenty of power--I've used mine for years.

120psi
CO2 500% more efficient than compressed air.
9 oz: 675 brad nails 20 oz: 1500 braid nails --can be used with roofing gun
weighs about 4lbs--feels lighter (hook to belt)

Still think this would be a great combo
 
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Yes, plenty of power--I've used mine for years.

120psi
CO2 500% more efficient than compressed air.
9 oz: 675 brad nails 20 oz: 1500 braid nails --can be used with roofing gun
weighs about 4lbs--feels lighter (hook to belt)

Still think this would be a great combo
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Nice! It would be easier than moving around my portercable pancake compressor.
 
I've been eyeing this thing for a while now.

Can anyone comment on it's usage for interior cleaning? I've seen a Youtube video of it bieng used to clean around electrical switches, vents, and other tight crevices. I'm just wondering if it is safe to use like that on the elctrical stuff.


Thanks,
Rasky
 
I have a Tornador,it is a Great piece of equipment. You can put water and an enzyme cleaner in the cleaning tool. Spray the solution flip the lever and dry it with air. I bought mine from Detailking last year at a training seminar. Nick Vacco and his staff are a great group of people. The Tornador is Great! The time it saves you,it will pay for itself. I do not think that portable unit will have enough sustained power to use the Tornador. I carry a 6 gal.pancake compresser to power mine.
 
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We won't know until someone tries it--I'm willing to be the taste tester for the foam gun.
 
I'm seriously thinking of purchasing the foam gun, that's why I wanted to know if it got demo'ed at detailfest, or if anyone has tried it.

thanks
 
Would love to get it, but then I would have to get the compressor....:D
 
Still looking for some feedback.

I heard a couple of guys got carried away with them at the beach?

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Showroom Shine said:
I have a Tornador,it is a Great piece of equipment. You can put water and an enzyme cleaner in the cleaning tool. Spray the solution flip the lever and dry it with air. I bought mine from Detailking last year at a training seminar. Nick Vacco and his staff are a great group of people. The Tornador is Great! The time it saves you,it will pay for itself. I do not think that portable unit will have enough sustained power to use the Tornador. I carry a 6 gal.pancake compresser to power mine.
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Showroom Shine,
What products do you use to clean leather, fabric and carpets? How much time do you think you save by using it? I am thinking about getting one for the interiors if it's a time saver. It looks like it might do the job if it gets the interior very clean.


Thanks,
Derrick
 
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