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I have been washing my bike using a Mr Clean attachment to minize the water spots and it has worked well but I'm thinking of buying a metro Air Force Blaster to dry my bike after washing. The info says that it will eliminate water spots and cut drying time. Is any one out there using this product and do you like it ? Thanks in advance for any feedback.
I use something similar and it works great along with that Mr. Clean attachment you're using. A lot of people though will tell you to save your money and just buy an electric leaf blower instead if you're going that route.
I've got one of these. Some of the best money I've spent. Warm, filtered air. Plenty of folks here will tell you to use an air compressor or a leaf blower.
There are plenty of impurities that can damage your paint. The Metro Blaster is a good investment for your investment.
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