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04-09-15, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by popping

It was car wash day today and used the master blaster.

My car: ppf and cquartz finest
Water flew right off using the MB. Only needed one drying towel to blow a couple spots.

Parents car: no detail, decontamination in 3 years, applied hydro after wash

Water still flew off easily. Not as easy with my car but again, only required one drying towel. Then again.. I really didn't get old with it

I highly recommend it.

That is because you use the 8HP Master Blaster lol which is twice more powerful than than 4HP Metro Blaster. Yeah, as I mentioned before, you still need a drying towel to follow up here and there.

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04-09-15, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by jv6792

they're not his bro. he mentioned that he bought them for some buddies..

thats a whole lot of towels tho!

Wow haha he then has a lot of buddies too

. Let's say 20 towels per person, he has 440/20 = 22 buddies haha. Group buy for the win!

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04-09-15, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by GlenK

Is there a rechargeable blower powerful enough to use as a dryer on cars?? See a few on searches but none look that powerful.

Master Blaster is the best out there. I don't think the rechargeable one is powerful enough.

No matter what you use, your car paint needs to bead/sheet water well with sealant/wax or paint coating for it to be effectively dried by the machine.

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04-09-15, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by FSportIS

Wow! Damn! Why do you need that many towels??? This is overkill of overkill!

These were for several local enthusiasts... I put together a group buy for a few local forums that I sponsor.

I've got several hundred of my own though... certainly not overkill... I average 70-100 towels per vehicle that I work on

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04-10-15, 11:32 AM

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Wow haha he then has a lot of buddies too

. Let's say 20 towels per person, he has 440/20 = 22 buddies haha. Group buy for the win!

he's a popular guy

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04-10-15, 11:39 AM

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he's a popular guy

I wonder how many of his many buddies spell his name correctly. Zach, Zack, Zacky, Zak,

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04-12-15, 10:31 AM

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Can't wait for the silky smooth interior haha

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04-12-15, 11:07 AM

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Thanks my detailing brother FsportIS

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04-14-15, 03:40 PM

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Thanks my detailing brother FsportIS

you are welcome buddy! That EZ Creme will make your car wet and out shine many cars on the street

Thank you for giving me the waterless wash sample too.

Great meet and photoshoot. I'll upload the pictures soon.

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04-15-15, 12:46 PM

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Bought some 3D products. wash soap, waterless wash and a couple waffle weaves.

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04-15-15, 06:55 PM

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Chemical guys MF towls. Great for waterless wash, wax removal, sealant applications and etc! Not bad for around $20 on Amazon for 12!

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04-15-15, 07:47 PM

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Chemical guys MF towls. Great for waterless wash, wax removal, sealant applications and etc! Not bad for around $20 on Amazon for 12!

isnt that the best buy ever! great price for the quantity and quality of the towels. cannot be beat. i posted a link to the towels on one of the threads but no one seemed to care about them.

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04-15-15, 09:12 PM

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isnt that the best buy ever! great price for the quantity and quality of the towels. cannot be beat. i posted a link to the towels on one of the threads but no one seemed to care about them.

It Is! I bought something similar at DI for $5 per towel! The DI ones are softer but can't beat the value!

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04-15-15, 11:23 PM

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It Is! I bought something similar at DI for $5 per towel! The DI ones are softer but can't beat the value!

im sure the DI are nice for $5 per. but thats too pricey for me..thats 3x the price of these chemical guys towels which do just wat i need them to do. I have a black car so i can really tell when a product works well or not, and these towels leave no marring after final inspection.

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