Air Force Blaster

Anyone have (or ever heard) of this? http://www.cardryer.com/Cardryer.html . It's a fancy reverse-vacuum for drying a car or motorcycle. It blows warm filtered air, so there's no risk of blowing grit onto the paint as there would be if using an air compressor, shop vac, etc. It's gotten rave reviews on amazon.com; I may be the guinea pig and get one. Amazon sells them for $169; would be worth it to completely dry a car in 7 minutes with no risk of scratches.

Very cool. One thing. If you get a hepa filter fir you shop-vac wouldn't that be the same thing. Seems you could do with a shop vac for $30-40 and save the rest. The Shop vac (mine at least) has an exhaust port the hose can attach to and it is filtered air.

Thats freakin sweet! I use my leaf blower around handles and lights, but mines "unfiltered"

shodown wrote:Thats freakin sweet! I use my leaf blower around handles and lights, but mines "unfiltered"

Sinner!!

David just saw the same commercial! :) I kinda thought the same thing Jerry. Why not use the shop vac?!

I also have a left blower!

2006GT wrote:I also have a left blower!

I have a right one...been wondering where I can get a left one.

2006GT wrote:David just saw the same commercial! :) I kinda thought the same thing Jerry. Why not use the shop vac?!

Guilty - saw it on Speed Channel! If you use a shop vac, though, isn't the "filtered" air coming through the same filter that just screened all the crap picked up from the inside of your car? And, the Air Force Blaster heats its air! Nothing but the best for my Mineral Grey.

( Supercars Exposed FTW!) Ya know... when in reverse, I'mm not sure if it's filtered. Have to look...

2006GT wrote:( Supercars Exposed FTW!) Ya know... when in reverse, I'mm not sure if it's filtered. Have to look...

Mine doesn't have reverse. you just unscrew the cap and hook up the hose voila, filtered air.

I just looked.... Sounds like the same as Jerry's. It does go through the filter. yep. That's right.

2006GT wrote:I just looked.... Sounds like the same as Jerry's. It does go through the filter. yep. That's right.

For once I as right

Don't get cocky.... :)

Interesting.

Very...

2006GT wrote:Don't get cocky.... :)

david if you need a car too wash and dry to test your new toy just pm me.afterall what are freinds for

Yah I use something like this at the car wash I go to on 101st and Riverside drive. It works great for the mirrors, door handles, etc.

ive seen that advertised. its a little pricey for me but would be perfect for people that detail.