Using blower to dry car

[Murphys33]

Is it a good idea to use a blower to dry the car? I was told that limiting contact with the paintwork will help prevent scratches.

[Marcostan]

It's the best way

[Apollo]

blowj0b is always good, but why y worry abt scratch fr cloth if u use the right cloth?

[B1dada]

blower good. haha no need to sqeeze the cloth =x

[Nutty]

Is the blowjob hot or cold?

[Mzrmazda3]

 

Bro, you are thinking of what type of blowj0b?

[Weixiang_06]

Is it a good idea to use a blower to dry the car? I was told that limiting contact with the paintwork will help prevent scratches.

 

then dun even touch ur car lah..

[Teckheng]

how long can you prevent your paintwork from scratches ?

 

unless it's a showroom car, and a blower is around. No point getting a blower unless you are the winner of the Ang Bao TOTO last month.

[Slayer]

why not ? if that is practically feasible.

 

scratches is inevitable. that's why the sealant and wax is there to sacrifice for the actual paint.

[Murphys33]

A Blower cost about $150..... I think this may be a cost effective solution.

[Picanto]

$150 is very expensive. not worth the money. Perhaps a good pc of chamois can do the job as well.

[Ysc3]

anyone using this ? thinking of getting one to blow dust from hard to reach places

[Kklee]

On 11/15/2024 at 9:06 AM, Ysc3 said:

anyone using this ? thinking of getting one to blow dust from hard to reach places

IMHO.
Dry dust on the vehicle is hard to blow.   Use brush. 
This kind of blower,  YMMV. 

This one from Shopee - I would say hit and miss.  If your car is coated,  acceptable.  But suggest to wear ear plugs. 😆

[Jamesc]

On 11/15/2024 at 9:06 AM, Ysc3 said:

anyone using this ? thinking of getting one to blow dust from hard to reach places

It's very good.

 

 

 

 

I know because my MIL uses it.

To blow her hair.

[inlinesix]

Get either Makita or Milwaukee

[Ysc3]

On 11/15/2024 at 9:25 AM, Kklee said:

IMHO.
Dry dust on the vehicle is hard to blow.   Use brush. 
This kind of blower,  YMMV. 

This one from Shopee - I would say hit and miss.  If your car is coated,  acceptable.  But suggest to wear ear plugs. 😆

Actually I am thinking of using it to blow the dust from my toilet extractor fan ... Collect lots of dust over time and really a hassle to dismantle and clean. I have a leaf blower but it's wired.

[Kklee]

On 11/15/2024 at 10:18 AM, Ysc3 said:

Actually I am thinking of using it to blow the dust from my toilet extractor fan ... Collect lots of dust over time and really a hassle to dismantle and clean. I have a leaf blower but it's wired.

IMHO.
Should be ok.  But may have to use with brush as cleaning is a mechanical action. 

P.S.  You can look at the Keelat brand.   They have other tools using the same battery.   I have the above blower and also the handheld  pressure washer. 

Edited November 15, 2024 by Kklee

[Gnahp]

I use this to blow away the dust on my car, weekly

for car drying after wash, I use a bath towel size microfiber cloth

much faster and took much lesser effort

Edited November 15, 2024 by Gnahp