Master Blaster the ONLY way to go!
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Master Blaster the ONLY way to go!
I've been using a Master Blaster dryer for my cars and bike for about 4 months now. Don't know how I got by without it. I've tried leaf blowers, vacuums, and cheaper blowers and NONE worked nearly as well as this unit. I bought the top of the line 8HP unit. Yes, $300 is a lot of money (may find it on Ebay cheaper) BUT it will pay for itself in time saved as well as wear and tear on the paint. On the bike, it is the ONLY way to get all of the water out of the tight spots. Say what you will about leaf blowers, this unit blows WARM and FILTERED air. I also use it instead of a vaccum to blow out the inside of my cars. It works GREAT!
http://www.auto-ease.com/cgi/ppcart....028&dryers
Anyone else have one? Please chime in.
If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
Steve
http://www.auto-ease.com/cgi/ppcart....028&dryers
Anyone else have one? Please chime in.
If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
Steve
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If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
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If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
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RE: Master Blaster the ONLY way to go!
got the master blaster sidekick. ($99) used it today for the first time. no need for a towel, and as mentioned, gets all the water out of the cracks and crevices. try it once and you wont regret it.
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If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
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RE: Master Blaster the ONLY way to go!
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got the master blaster sidekick. ($99) used it today for the first time. no need for a towel, and as mentioned, gets all the water out of the cracks and crevices. try it once and you wont regret it.
got the master blaster sidekick. ($99) used it today for the first time. no need for a towel, and as mentioned, gets all the water out of the cracks and crevices. try it once and you wont regret it.
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RE: Master Blaster the ONLY way to go!
ORIGINAL: iclick
How about a towel?
ORIGINAL: sifularson
If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
If you're using a leaf blower, I don't need to hear how you saved money. I already tried that route. Thanks anyway.
BTW, the smaller units they sell are cheaper and may work just as well. I wanted something that I could use to dry may cars not just my bikes.
