Hi guys

thought id share with you just brought one of these :



from : http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/jetsp.htm

Will cut half the drying time and will ensure a streak free finish only need to use the microfibre

mop up the little bits of water the Jet blows away

Just thought id share as i saw that some of you reported that despite your best efforts

you still had a streaky finish, in my opinion £35.00 bargin for something that beats something so time consuming - the actual drying of the car !!

That looks leathal not sure I would b confident on using my baby girl

Looks more like something for the garden

Would b intrested to hear it's not as scary as it looks

Do you fancy speding some money on our minis as your GP Sounds like she been spolit

Yeh is a time consuming job so defo intrested in time saving ideas

Mini S Mad wrote:

That looks leathal not sure I would b confident on using my baby girl

Looks more like something for the garden

Would b intrested to hear it's not as scary as it looks

Do you fancy speding some money on our minis as your GP Sounds like she been spolit

Yeh is a time consuming job so defo intrested in time saving ideas

No its a Chemical Guys product : used for blowing away the water after the clean - only blows the water away



Yep im just topping up supplies - it is getting abit spoilt - but its been stuck with the dealer for a week before sale
so they have prob used their special - hose a grimey sponge technique !!

they though i was really weird when i specifically said do not wash at all

Is that mains electric or does it run of the car ciggy plug

I leave a poster in mine saying "please do not wash" they think I'm weird as well

Yeah I do that too! Wonder what type of person uses their carwash?

all round to T's for a blow dry then

Cup of T and a blowdry! Sounds good!

checkpoint wrote:

Cup of T and a blowdry! Sounds good!

- Cars hairdo =

We used to have a drive thru car wash blow dry at the airport operated by some crazy pilot!

checkpoint wrote:

We used to have a drive thru car wash blow dry at the airport operated by some crazy pilot!

but is it 240v or 12v??

Davyboy wrote:

but is it 240v or 12v??

Says "110-Volts" on the website

JCWadventures wrote:

Davyboy wrote:

but is it 240v or 12v??

Says "110-Volts" on the website

T, house electrics are 240v, cars 12v, so how you going to use it??

Davyboy wrote:

JCWadventures wrote:

Davyboy wrote:

but is it 240v or 12v??

Says "110-Volts" on the website

T, house electrics are 240v, cars 12v, so how you going to use it??

I'd already thought about that

dads got someway around it - he did explain but i did the glazed over look

yeah there are step up & step down converters about (can't remember the correct name for them)

Davyboy wrote:

yeah there are step up & step down converters about (can't remember the correct name for them)

As i said the Glazed look

do you reckon it's strong enough to blow this rain away

Davyboy wrote:

do you reckon it's strong enough to blow this rain away

I wish !! ill try when i receive it !!