Anyone use compressed air to remove water and dust?
#17
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I got this one last year, It was about $30 at the time. Great investment.
Amazon.com: Weed Eater WEB160 7.5 Amp 160 MPH Electric Blower: Patio, Lawn & Garden
Amazon.com: Weed Eater WEB160 7.5 Amp 160 MPH Electric Blower: Patio, Lawn & Garden
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#18
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It's not a big deal. Just get a blower or compressor and do it. You dont need to worry about pressure or anything lie that. As far as dust, it will only blow off some of the dust if it's heavy. A blower will not blow off all the dust, even if your finish is slick and well waxed. blow off the loose dust and then use a MF and some detailer spray.
#19
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on amazon its now $39...exact same one at walmart for $29
Walmart.com: Weed Eater WEB150 Electric Blower: Lawn & Garden
Walmart.com: Weed Eater WEB150 Electric Blower: Lawn & Garden
#20
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Yup, just bought one. I was going to get the el-cheapo one from Amazon, but I ended up looking at Consumer Reports and buying the $70 recommended Toro blower. But that's just 'cause I wanted one to use for actual leaf blowing & vacuuming too.
#21
Well, I tried my compresser and it doesn't really cut it. It's used for a nailer and there it works well but when I use it to blow, the pressure drops quickly. I don't really know why, but it's not really usable.
Off to buy a leaf blower!
Off to buy a leaf blower!
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