Will it work to dry the car exterior?
250710
I would think it would do a good job of that. It blows really well, and the fact that it's lightweight would make the roof area etc easy to reach.There is no filtration system on it.
250711
I have never tried it but I would assume it would work. It's got a lot of power.
250712
if your electric reaches out there.... this thing is really powerful for its cost
250713
I would think it would do a good job of that. It blows really well, and the fact that it's lightweight would make the roof area etc easy to reach. There is no filtration system on it.
250714
I would not recommend using any blower on a car, especially a new one, as you may, inadvertently, cause debris to fly on the paint, causing chips, cracks, scratches, etc. Ordinary, clean, 100% cotton, dry, towels used with gentle motions are more work, but, will give you a safer dry!
250715
My husband used it on his classic car and it did an excellent job. The car dried faster than drying with a chamois. A few of the other folks in our car club also use it for that purpose and like the results.
250716
Don't see why not. Never would have thought to use it for that, but it sure blows hard enough.
250717
Doubt it. Too small of a nozzle and not nearly as powerful as the huge blowers/nozzles at my car wash. It works to blow loose tree leaf & seed debris off the hood & windshield, though. It also blew a sweatshirt off the garage floor. Works fine for blowing reasonably loose piles of redwood tree duff & debris from my roof & driveway.
1241545
Well Bob, Never tried to dry a car with the blower, but I just might try it..... So far I have only used it to do what it was meant to do and it does it very well. Sucks up leaves and grinds them into great mulch... Blower is quite powerful..
1126457
I use this unit to dry my motorcycles, and it is quite adequate for that. I think using it on a car would be too much to expect of it. Saving money by buying this smaller unit is not the way to go, in my opinion.
144475
I think it would work well on anything intricate, I personally have only used on model cars and it works well. It does reseal very well, good product thus far.
2225349
Yes it will as long as the surface is dry ....the stuff works great well worth the money
633637
Yes, I have used it for similiar applications. It will be a little stiff when dry.
1044636
It has worked fine for me in a car application. Just make sure it doesn't get wet or moisture.
1798446
Yes. I use it in the winter time to wash mild accumulations of dirt and road salt off my 911 and BMW. Follow the directions -- don't rub hard to avoid scratches and then lightly buff the area dry with a clean cloth. Use two towels at all times and change them out if they get too soiled (the cleaning one) or too wet (the drying one). Good product.
597131
It will definitely work. Just allow a few minutes for it to dry. Once it dries, your good to go!
1416518
I've not used it to dry my car; I do use it to clean the dirt, grass, et cetera from my lawn tractor. It does a great job. I can't imagine it not working well to dry a car. It's quite powerful.
1108455
It works great in my garden blowing leaves and debri. I'm sure you could dry a car but that's a strange question.
696508
I believe so, test in an inconspicuous area. Do not let product dry on surface though.
598769
It should work if you sand it lightly all over. It may take 2 coats to cover depending on the color, and a coat of clear coat.
1108459
I stated using it to dry my motorcycles... blow dry work great and no water spots on the chrome. I also use it to dry my cars, including my custom painted 64 Corvette. Works best in a cool shaded area. I start in the front and work toward the back (also try to work from top to bottom).
733660
It should work, just make sure the surface is really clean and dry before you apply the product, and give it at least 24hr drying time.
51471
i have not used it on car windows, but use it to blow and dry my motorcycle windshield. it works very well for that.
16896
This is an expanding type glue and could raise the vinyl off the roof of the car. I would not recommend it for that. You should be looking for a spray type of glue.