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Old 03-23-2006, 06:38 AM   #5 (permalink)
turbomangt
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Gary
As always this was a great post. I find it humorous that you would need an air compressor to blow the candy wrappers and debris out of the car. Perhaps you are detailing a School Bus, or I keep my car to clean.
Not everyone keeps their car in that condition, in fact, even those that are maticulous, air borne contaminants still float around in your car and settle in every corner. forced air free's these contaminants up so you can suck the them with a shop vac.
Farns514, I have done numerous posts on claying, do a search or go to my web site to find them. since you live in Chi Town, you should definately attend one of my clinincs. Gary
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