Second posting: So I went and read some comments and couldn't believe all the negative reviews. There are a lot of angry people out there but pay no attention to them. I hope they don't discourage you from continuing to post your instructional videos. You do an affective job explaining what and how the machine works. We live in a fast-paced world as a result, people expect their reviews to get to the point quick in a hurry. Kudos with your channel and thanks for the great review.
@@wilsonautodetailing hey Wilson Auto Detailing guy I bought a 'Tornador' a few days ago but this one is called a 'Drush' it's Identical in every way just has a different name for some reason?. I wasn't sure how to use it properly so I searched Utube for some advice. Thanks for your video 👍. I thought it was genuine and real. I would really appreciate some of your advice on how to use it on the roof liners if you don't mind. Cheers man, keep up the good work.😎
Love your enthusiasm. Don’t listen to these angry people’s negative reviews. Makes them feel smart or important when they criticize. It’s a defense mechanism people use when they feel inadequate. I would hire you in a second in the sales world and I would bet you apply this to everything you’re excited about. Good work kid.
Wow, you're so easy to listen to and you do a great job explaining how and why the tornado works so well. You have the teaching gift, you should become a teacher. I've taught for 10 years and I really enjoy it.
You really do give a great presentation, here and on your other videos too. You go into detail, which I like, but you keep it fresh and interesting at the same time. This helped me make the decision to buy the Tornador, though I'm only a weekend warrior, and you're right about everything here. It's a great tool, especially at breaking things down quickly and getting into the nooks and cranny's. Keep up the good work, Mr. Wilson. Marc
To all the people in a hurry. Slide it forward. This isn't 1950s TV. You get to control it.. Some folks need the longer explanation. If you don't, feel free to fast forward a bit to the part you need. Interesting how many people don't have the time to watch this but enough time to complain in the comments. Good job kid. Keep doing your thing.
Very detailed in your presentation. For a young guy like you, I have so much respect, having started your own business. I know you'll go a long way and good job on your presentation.
very GOOD video - I learned a lot .. BECAUSE YOU TALKED A LOT .. begginners like me enjoy ALL YOUR DATA ... keep giving ALL the little details buddy ! .. people who know all about "detailing" think you share too much.. but a GOOD TEACHER has to educate at the LOWEST LEVEL ... you are a GREAT TRAINER esp for newbies like me - I wish you were close to my home - GOOD LUCK - keep shooting teaching-type video's ! ;)
@@wilsonautodetailing I am BLESSED to have produced over 1/2 a Billion in Sales the last 27yrs.. my name is on the cover of 45 Books-Tapes-Seminars-Articles .. you are DOING GREAT and got MY ATTENTION - you are a good teacher/trainer - do not listen to the "online haters" (with nothing Positive to ADD, Ignore these "Dream Stealers") -- World-Class Speaker-Trainer Jay Abraham says: Speak until you tell the complete Story .. you're words were good ... Speak to the 8th-grade level person --- and you will soon be on tv - or be a webinar guru - be selling your own products --- you have what it takes to become a young Millionaire - Namaste' ;)
A few people mentioned "too much talking:. At first, I agreed. However as the video went on, I realized this is the way you teach-you cover all the bases. Keep making your videos the way you do. I watched the entire 28 minutes. By the end, I understood why a detailer needed the Toronador. Good job.
DO NOT spray water into or even near ANY electrical parts. When you clean switches, use your microfibre dampened (not wet) with cleaner and wipe, don't spray; use the toothbrush if you need to, then vacuum up any moisture with a shop vac. After that use ONLY AIR on the Tornado or you will definitely have a VERY EXPENSIVE consequence coming your way or for your customer later on. You don't want cleaner or water forced into the switch with the Tornado, it won't dry out and will certainly cause damage via corrosion / shorting. Other than that you do excellent work and thanks for the info. on the Tornado.
I've been using the Tornador white for interior surfaces and Tornador black for carpets and matts for over 8+ years in my mobile detailing service. It's definitely the best most effective tool in the detailing business.
Just getting into hobby detailing my personal stuff, and other family. 5 years later just found this video, and it was great information and very detailed. Thank you
Nice video! Very descriptive, good resource for anyone trying to learn about detailing…. I agree. The tornador black is an incredibly effective tool for really intricate details, tedious tight spaces with dust, etc, the tornador essentially allows the detailer to achieve similar results with a less powerful compressor via the swirling motion increasing the air velocity. Quick bit of constructive criticism, the tornador requires 5.5-6.5 CFM from your compressor to work properly. I understand mobile detailing makes that more difficult, there are some Gas model compressors that are both compact & high output.
Bet. I bought a Tornador when I was working at a Dealership using their industrial Air Compressor and seeing that is compatible with the Tornador is a blessing. I will be buying one real soon.
I really appreciate that you went out of your way to inform us on that tool. For those who wanna skip the verbal explanation, maybe throw up a time in the description to skip forward to seeing it in action
I detailed cars back in the 80’s a lot as my liveyhood and one thing I learned -quickly- EVERYBODY IS AN EXPERT! So, I ordered one of those off tv not knowing you have to have an air compressor, which I do but forgot my psi. I will have to go look. But anyway, not everybody knows about the psi, b/c mine came with absolutely no instructions so I would have trotted right up to the garage and hooked it up and possibly ruined it. So I looked at a bunch of videos untill I found yours that actually explained stuff. So for all those experts out there that are giving out hate, REAL experts try to help others, not be ass wipes. Sorry, a bit of detailers humor. Keep it up, thought your video was informative. Thanks.
I am highly impressed with the value that you place on doing a great job. Well done. You'll be successful no matter what you embark on. And well done again by sharing know how with other who are wanting to do the same type of work. :-) God bless.
I just ordered the knock-off version from Adam's, couldn't be more impressed with the amount of application this has. Just a follow-up, if you were planning on using purple power on an interior, what would you dilute it to? Also, what surfaces would you say it's safe to use purple power on an interior, and what types of surfaces/materials would you stay away from?
Thanks Luke for your videos. I'm picking up a Tornador tomorrow. Just a little unsure of the size compressor I need as I will be detailing numerous vehicles outside
@@michaelhinchey you obviously can't take a joke dude knows I didn't mean it like that get over yourself 🙄 and I ain't pointing anything out like a weakness wtf? Dude you need to chill the heck out!! I love this guys channel he gives great information so shut the heck up with that BS
Bro that was a spectacular video! I felt very comfortable with the Tornador and what it does after viewing. Seeing you use it and hearing you explain how it solves problems definitely makes me want to buy it. And I don't even have a detailing business, lol.
6:00 I think what you're trying to say is, the tube (using the compressed air) spins really fast, continuously agitating the surface. Almost like scrubbing with air.
I enjoyed the video. I will say, however, I have never had a car as clean as that one was before you started. Do you have any videos of detailing cars that need to be cleaned?
Hi there. I am going to buy a Tornador and I am looking at a air compressor. That compressor you use, isn't it very small? Does it help you to use the Tornador without problems?
Good video review. I'm thinking of purchasing this cleaning tool. So the purple power degreaser can clean all the dirt inside of the interior carpet of any car? I ask because this is my first time doing this. Thanks
Awesome detailed review, thanks! Although I'd avoid blowing water or cleaning chemicals under pressure into electrical parts, even a bit of moisture will eventually corrode contacts. They're splashproof to some extent, but not totally so.
How long can you run your Tornador before your compressor runs out of air? I've been reading that you should get a 20 gallon plus tank but being mobile I'd like to run it off something smaller... Good to see you've been able to use it with your pancake compressor
Ya I never understood why they suggested such a huge compressor, I have never had a problem, but it just depends I guess, some people may run their tornador longer than I do,
If you're worried about blasting grease all over then cover the area with a couple rags. Have the rag around the end of the Tornador to keep the spray contained. Get a small tube of grease and dab some on the threads. Done. Great video man.
Super awesome Video!! Totally like it. Thanks for all the tips and your recommendations. Going to order all. What kind of vacuum do you recommend that is super quiet? I’m also thinking about getting the velocity vac!
What compressor do you use. Being mobile, we don't have tons of room and I'm going to get a Tornidor for my set up. I use one at work and I feel in love with it. Also, the compressed air just makes everything do much more efficient.
Awesome job. Okay, I’m going to ask a really basic (silly?) question. Does.this tool require an electrical outlet with an extension cord or can it be attached via a “plug in” I the car? I live in an apartment complex and there are no electrical outlets available. Hope you see this.
Some of us like to hear the why’s of things and more explanations of tools than some people that have the attention span of a nat! Keep the videos coming buddy!!!
You are the only person who explained to hook the last end part into a device air pressure! This is where I fail to understand that the device alone is not effective without the air pressure machine. I got it today in the hope that I could just take it and wash my car with it but I need an air pressure machine to hook it up into a hose.
Thank you for describing the product. I currently have my own cleaning business. I mainly clean personal homes, and rental properties. I have a helper that used to do car detailing, and he suggested adding car detailing to one of the services that we provide. I just happened to run across this product online, at a great price, so I decided to give it a try. I showed my helper, and he was excited! It is the same thing he used to detail cars, and said it worked amazing! My plan is to let my current customers know that we now offer car detailing service, and go from there. I was wondering if you could give me some advice on starting a car detailing service. I live in north country where it's bitterly cold now, and I don't have a garage to work in, so I was thinking to start promoting it very early spring. Just wondering your thoughts / suggestions. Thank you for your time.
I definitely would wait for the spring to start, but my suggestion would be to start marketing now so that when spring rolls around you have some momentum. Think creatively about social media strategies, friends, etc... to get some anticipation up, maybe even telling your existing clientel, giving them 10% when spring comes, things like that. You have time now to create excitement (pre launch phase) and I would take advantage of that
Hi Luke...Sometimes you use compressed air (for inside the car or engine bay) in combination or not with the TORNADOR. ... What kind of a setup or compressor do you use ? Capacity ? Power (PSI) ? etc... How much pressure would you recommend using on the interior when blowing out things ?
Woooops...Appearantly I was a little too fast....Should have watched the video a little further. Sorry....However, How much pressure would you recommend using on the interior when blowing out things ?
It’s actually a 6 gallon and it always worked for me. I don’t use the tornador much anymore but they suggest getting something like a 15 gallon. That always seemed like overkill to me
You guys can just fast forward the video or watch a different one. There is no need to be rude to someone who is trying to inform is subscribers on how to operate and what it's capable of.
I really love your energy Luke keep up your great work. I have the same exact air compressor. I had for 3 yrs I never thought of using it for car detailing. I am going to buy the Tornado what is the PSI setting are you using. When using on the carpet, interior and surfaces. Thank you for sharing your talent and know how.
They're all the same unit from the same unit in China. These distributors buy them and market them as they see fit. I bought it at $39 and it's the exact same unit minus the sticker on the reservoir.
Wilson Auto Detailing Vx is great but almost 900 bucks Tornador is better for carpets and cloth seats to remove the fine dust before steam cleaning etc
Wilson Auto Detailing I have a air compressor in which I paid about 400$ for and a Tornador Black . I’m thinking about returning them both for a vx5000 or a vaporchief and purchasing a small air compressor like the one you use .Other than blowing under seats I don’t see where the Tornador is better at anything else . What do you think ?
Is 6 gallon enough to detail the side panels or the seats with out running out of air every 2minutes ? I just got my tornador But still haven't bought my air compressor .. What do you recommend Mr. Wilson .. Thanks god bless 💪
Cleaning out the seat runner is all well and good but that big long screw is supposed to be lubricated with grease. Clean it all up and remove the dirt and grease but then it must be greased and the seat must be run forward and backward to its limit a few times to spread the grease on the turning screw or it will rust. Also, it's probably a good idea to put rags around the runner before you use the cleaning gun because you'll be splattering little globs of old grease on the carpet. You may not see it but after the driver drags his feet across it a few times it will attract dirt and the carpet will turn black.
Good morning, my friend, I'm from Brazil. I need some information if possible. With how many pounds of pressure does it work? Which are the products that I have to use. Thankful.
Hey bro, thanks a lot for such an informative video! A couple of questions if you don't mind. :) - So why you don't hook up solution into the tornador but use water instead? Is it kinda more cost-effective, doesn't consume as much chemistry? Or is it simply more effective to clean that way? - Compressor is connected to the regular plug or your accumulator in the car? Thanks a lot buddy =)
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There’s nothing wrong with this video man in fact it was a refreshing, don’t change
I know nothing about car detailing or air compressors, so thank you for the “detailed’ description. This video was exactly what I needed. Thanks.
Very glad my friend! Thanks!
Second posting: So I went and read some comments and couldn't believe all the negative reviews. There are a lot of angry people out there but pay no attention to them. I hope they don't discourage you from continuing to post your instructional videos. You do an affective job explaining what and how the machine works. We live in a fast-paced world as a result, people expect their reviews to get to the point quick in a hurry. Kudos with your channel and thanks for the great review.
Thank you so much for all that encouragement Sergio! That means a ton!
@@wilsonautodetailing i agree . I'm a newbie and found this super informative.
@@wilsonautodetailing hey Wilson Auto Detailing guy I bought a 'Tornador' a few days ago but this one is called a 'Drush' it's Identical in every way just has a different name for some reason?.
I wasn't sure how to use it properly so I searched Utube for some advice. Thanks for your video 👍. I thought it was genuine and real. I would really appreciate some of your advice on how to use it on the roof liners if you don't mind. Cheers man, keep up the good work.😎
Well said new sub here
@@wilsonautodetailing your videos are great bro, but honestly why to use this if you can just use the steamer?
Love your enthusiasm. Don’t listen to these angry people’s negative reviews. Makes them feel smart or important when they criticize. It’s a defense mechanism people use when they feel inadequate. I would hire you in a second in the sales world and I would bet you apply this to everything you’re excited about. Good work kid.
Thanks so much man!
Wow, you're so easy to listen to and you do a great job explaining how and why the tornado works so well. You have the teaching gift, you should become a teacher. I've taught for 10 years and I really enjoy it.
Thank you so much man! Seriously reading your comments is super encouraging
You really do give a great presentation, here and on your other videos too. You go into detail, which I like, but you keep it fresh and interesting at the same time. This helped me make the decision to buy the Tornador, though I'm only a weekend warrior, and you're right about everything here. It's a great tool, especially at breaking things down quickly and getting into the nooks and cranny's. Keep up the good work, Mr. Wilson. Marc
To all the people in a hurry. Slide it forward. This isn't 1950s TV. You get to control it.. Some folks need the longer explanation. If you don't, feel free to fast forward a bit to the part you need. Interesting how many people don't have the time to watch this but enough time to complain in the comments.
Good job kid. Keep doing your thing.
Very detailed in your presentation. For a young guy like you, I have so much respect, having started your own business. I know you'll go a long way and good job on your presentation.
I appreciate the details that others complain about.
Thanks man!
Me too!
very GOOD video - I learned a lot .. BECAUSE YOU TALKED A LOT .. begginners like me enjoy ALL YOUR DATA ... keep giving ALL the little details buddy ! .. people who know all about "detailing" think you share too much.. but a GOOD TEACHER has to educate at the LOWEST LEVEL ... you are a GREAT TRAINER esp for newbies like me - I wish you were close to my home - GOOD LUCK - keep shooting teaching-type video's ! ;)
Thanks so much man! I’m glad you get something from all the videos!
@@wilsonautodetailing I am BLESSED to have produced over 1/2 a Billion in Sales the last 27yrs.. my name is on the cover of 45 Books-Tapes-Seminars-Articles .. you are DOING GREAT and got MY ATTENTION - you are a good teacher/trainer - do not listen to the "online haters" (with nothing Positive to ADD, Ignore these "Dream Stealers") -- World-Class Speaker-Trainer Jay Abraham says: Speak until you tell the complete Story .. you're words were good ... Speak to the 8th-grade level person --- and you will soon be on tv - or be a webinar guru - be selling your own products --- you have what it takes to become a young Millionaire - Namaste' ;)
I completely agree. Didnt know i needed an air compressor. Thank you =)
Thanks buddy. I agree. Until I get to where he is, I want to hear and know all the intricate details.
A few people mentioned "too much talking:. At first, I agreed. However as the video went on, I realized this is the way you teach-you cover all the bases. Keep making your videos the way you do. I watched the entire 28 minutes. By the end, I understood why a detailer needed the Toronador. Good job.
Now you have to re-grease those rails buddy.
Exactly what I was about to say.
Same thoughts but mine was more like, there goes the grease and the seat will eventually bind up.
@Bill J Silicone-based lubricant, got it.
@@JohnSmith-yl9en The grease needs to be thick to hold up to pressure. Applying silicone spray won't cut it.
@@robertkorn Alright.
DO NOT spray water into or even near ANY electrical parts. When you clean switches, use your microfibre dampened (not wet) with cleaner and wipe, don't spray; use the toothbrush if you need to, then vacuum up any moisture with a shop vac. After that use ONLY AIR on the Tornado or you will definitely have a VERY EXPENSIVE consequence coming your way or for your customer later on. You don't want cleaner or water forced into the switch with the Tornado, it won't dry out and will certainly cause damage via corrosion / shorting. Other than that you do excellent work and thanks for the info. on the Tornado.
Thank you
@@jo-eo9ld The problem isn't just shorts, water causes corrosion which will cause shorts and bad connections later on.
I've been using the Tornador white for interior surfaces and Tornador black for carpets and matts for over 8+ years in my mobile detailing service. It's definitely the best most effective tool in the detailing business.
It’s pretty good! I don’t use much of it anymore honestly
What do you use for a compressor?
A lot of imatient people here whinning about him talking too much. He gave me a lot of valuable info and thankful for it.
Just getting into hobby detailing my personal stuff, and other family. 5 years later just found this video, and it was great information and very detailed. Thank you
Nice video! Very descriptive, good resource for anyone trying to learn about detailing…. I agree. The tornador black is an incredibly effective tool for really intricate details, tedious tight spaces with dust, etc, the tornador essentially allows the detailer to achieve similar results with a less powerful compressor via the swirling motion increasing the air velocity. Quick bit of constructive criticism, the tornador requires 5.5-6.5 CFM from your compressor to work properly. I understand mobile detailing makes that more difficult, there are some Gas model compressors that are both compact & high output.
I’m dead 😂 at 19:44 “Check this out!” And then ear drums demolished 😂 great vid though really excited to try mine oht
Bet. I bought a Tornador when I was working at a Dealership using their industrial Air Compressor and seeing that is compatible with the Tornador is a blessing. I will be buying one real soon.
AMN O-Jay could u tell me what size air compressor u got for it?
I really appreciate that you went out of your way to inform us on that tool. For those who wanna skip the verbal explanation, maybe throw up a time in the description to skip forward to seeing it in action
Definitely! Thanks kyran!
I detailed cars back in the 80’s a lot as my liveyhood and one thing I learned -quickly- EVERYBODY IS AN EXPERT! So, I ordered one of those off tv not knowing you have to have an air compressor, which I do but forgot my psi. I will have to go look. But anyway, not everybody knows about the psi, b/c mine came with absolutely no instructions so I would have trotted right up to the garage and hooked it up and possibly ruined it. So I looked at a bunch of videos untill I found yours that actually explained stuff. So for all those experts out there that are giving out hate, REAL experts try to help others, not be ass wipes. Sorry, a bit of detailers humor. Keep it up, thought your video was informative. Thanks.
I am highly impressed with the value that you place on doing a great job. Well done. You'll be successful no matter what you embark on. And well done again by sharing know how with other who are wanting to do the same type of work. :-) God bless.
Thanks Joyce!
I just ordered the knock-off version from Adam's, couldn't be more impressed with the amount of application this has. Just a follow-up, if you were planning on using purple power on an interior, what would you dilute it to? Also, what surfaces would you say it's safe to use purple power on an interior, and what types of surfaces/materials would you stay away from?
Thanks Luke for your videos.
I'm picking up a Tornador tomorrow.
Just a little unsure of the size compressor I need as I will be detailing numerous vehicles outside
Take the grease off a part that comes greased from the factory?
I just discovered you and love how detailed you are...thank you for all of the useful information!
As my grandpa would say : get to the point mary Lou!!
😂😂😂
An easy remedy for you is to not watch his channel. Pointing out what you consider other peoples weaknesses says more about you than him.
@@michaelhinchey you obviously can't take a joke dude knows I didn't mean it like that get over yourself 🙄 and I ain't pointing anything out like a weakness wtf? Dude you need to chill the heck out!! I love this guys channel he gives great information so shut the heck up with that BS
@@michaelhinchey what a Mary Sue aka Karen
Thanks for review. I've been waffling about getting this thing, now I think I'll give it a try.
Bro that was a spectacular video! I felt very comfortable with the Tornador and what it does after viewing. Seeing you use it and hearing you explain how it solves problems definitely makes me want to buy it. And I don't even have a detailing business, lol.
That’s a must have tool for a professional detailer
Have both Tornadors, Spray and Vacuum. Great tools. The vacuum is fantastic. The suction is incredible. Must have for detailing tool.
6:00 I think what you're trying to say is, the tube (using the compressed air) spins really fast, continuously agitating the surface. Almost like scrubbing with air.
Sounds right!
FFS skip to 13:30.
MrDoc8483 THANK YOU!
Thanks, I was getting ready to jump ship!@@Rwoodwin
Thank you, hopefully next time he can put that at the beginning!
Good looking out
MrDoc8483 bless you fck
Where does all the dirt and grime go? Does it just blow to another area of the car?
Essentially, I actually don’t love this tool, I would much more recommend a steamer
Tripod schmiod. Your videos never suck brother. Always on point. God bless!
I enjoyed the video. I will say, however, I have never had a car as clean as that one was before you started. Do you have any videos of detailing cars that need to be cleaned?
jafquist27 you must be detailing some piles of Sh*t then 😂😂
Hi there. I am going to buy a Tornador and I am looking at a air compressor. That compressor you use, isn't it very small? Does it help you to use the Tornador without problems?
Good video review. I'm thinking of purchasing this cleaning tool. So the purple power degreaser can clean all the dirt inside of the interior carpet of any car? I ask because this is my first time doing this. Thanks
very good explaining.thanks for informing
Awesome detailed review, thanks!
Although I'd avoid blowing water or cleaning chemicals under pressure into electrical parts, even a bit of moisture will eventually corrode contacts. They're splashproof to some extent, but not totally so.
Purchased a Tornador gun .. for a 2014 Pete .. thank u for the introduction and information .. cant wait to get started
Absolutely man!
How long can you run your Tornador before your compressor runs out of air? I've been reading that you should get a 20 gallon plus tank but being mobile I'd like to run it off something smaller... Good to see you've been able to use it with your pancake compressor
Ya I never understood why they suggested such a huge compressor, I have never had a problem, but it just depends I guess, some people may run their tornador longer than I do,
@@wilsonautodetailing Good to know that you find satisfactory results with a compressor that won't break the bank.
Depends on the size of the tank, CFMs to replace and how long you squeeze the trigger.
If you're worried about blasting grease all over then cover the area with a couple rags. Have the rag around the end of the Tornador to keep the spray contained. Get a small tube of grease and dab some on the threads. Done. Great video man.
Love the input! Thanks BoB!
I just recently purchased a Tornador for my auto detailing business. It works great! The max psi for mine is 90.
Dude you’ve come along way! Congrats!
Ready for the carpet tutorial of the tornador. Part 2
Super awesome Video!! Totally like it. Thanks for all the tips and your recommendations. Going to order all. What kind of vacuum do you recommend that is super quiet? I’m also thinking about getting the velocity vac!
Video is great! For those complaining about how much he talks, just skip ahead. Good optional info for new detailers.
What compressor do you use. Being mobile, we don't have tons of room and I'm going to get a Tornidor for my set up. I use one at work and I feel in love with it. Also, the compressed air just makes everything do much more efficient.
I'm not a detailer just curious about the tool, you did an excellent video explaining how it works & how to use it. Thank you for sharing! 👍
Good video and I like the way u talk, very clearly
Do you have a video that shows you the things you use to detail the vehicles. Like a haul video. I want to start detailing my own car like a pro.
Good info. What happens to all the debris you spray off with the Toridor. Do you come back and vacuum?
Can you tell me what kind of all purpose degreaser you use for the carpets? Thank you and keep the good work
Awesome job. Okay, I’m going to ask a really basic (silly?) question. Does.this tool require an electrical outlet with an extension cord or can it be attached via a “plug in” I the car? I live in an apartment complex and there are no electrical outlets available. Hope you see this.
Do you just use just water in the tornador ? just as when i was going to ask if you use just water U answered my question!! thanks
Excellent demonstrations. Just curious: In your links what's the difference between the $16.25 model and the $116.96 model?
my god... please, product review... not 20 minutes of story time.
I enjoyed the backstory as he went along and found his commentary insightful and useful.
Spitwadz you idiot this was solid review.
Man you talk to much show what you can do and stop smoking the g
I like story time.
Don't watch it then
19:48 Where did all the dirt go? It had to go somewhere.
You use the Torador spray water on the seat switches? Seems like an electrical short is almost a certainty. Any complaints from customers?
Nope :D
Some of us like to hear the why’s of things and more explanations of tools than some people that have the attention span of a nat! Keep the videos coming buddy!!!
Thank you my man!
You are the only person who explained to hook the last end part into a device air pressure! This is where I fail to understand that the device alone is not effective without the air pressure machine. I got it today in the hope that I could just take it and wash my car with it but I need an air pressure machine to hook it up into a hose.
Was wondering is it work with handy air compressor kit??? Can i install with?
Thank you for describing the product. I currently have my own cleaning business. I mainly clean personal homes, and rental properties. I have a helper that used to do car detailing, and he suggested adding car detailing to one of the services that we provide. I just happened to run across this product online, at a great price, so I decided to give it a try. I showed my helper, and he was excited! It is the same thing he used to detail cars, and said it worked amazing! My plan is to let my current customers know that we now offer car detailing service, and go from there. I was wondering if you could give me some advice on starting a car detailing service. I live in north country where it's bitterly cold now, and I don't have a garage to work in, so I was thinking to start promoting it very early spring. Just wondering your thoughts / suggestions. Thank you for your time.
I definitely would wait for the spring to start, but my suggestion would be to start marketing now so that when spring rolls around you have some momentum. Think creatively about social media strategies, friends, etc... to get some anticipation up, maybe even telling your existing clientel, giving them 10% when spring comes, things like that. You have time now to create excitement (pre launch phase) and I would take advantage of that
Hunny, this video is AWESOME!!! It really helped me to detail the cars we sell. Keep up the good work!😊
Let me tell you young man your video is part of Cash Mobile Detailing my son loves you keep it up
Hi Luke...Sometimes you use compressed air (for inside the car or engine bay) in combination or not with the TORNADOR. ... What kind of a
setup or compressor do you use ? Capacity ? Power (PSI) ? etc...
How much pressure would you recommend using on the interior when blowing out things ?
Voice is soooo smooth kid.. you should be a book reader for writers specially inspirational ones .
Awesome video!! Thank you so much for your detailed explanations. I'm about to try mine out for the first time.
i’ve often wonder about this tool! i only have a ryobi cordless compressor and wondering if it wood word with that? it’s a 18v 3.8 litre
Woooops...Appearantly I was a little too fast....Should have watched the video a little further. Sorry....However, How much pressure would you recommend using on the interior when blowing out things ?
Just got a tornador and nice of you to make these videos to let me know what uses it has. Cheers luke👍
Thanks have you updated to a bigger unit also how did that 1 gal do
It’s actually a 6 gallon and it always worked for me. I don’t use the tornador much anymore but they suggest getting something like a 15 gallon. That always seemed like overkill to me
Is a steamer better?
When I first started using that machine they had just came out and it started making me tons of money And save a ton of chemicals
Very informative, very insightful, a little long, but very useful and I will look for your videos again!
Someone tell me.. you think this will work in the kitchen or bathroom? Cleaning sinks, showers, tile, etc..?
Are you gonna re-grease the seat sliders? Eventually it will wear down if you don't.
Will a 10 gallon air compressor run one of those
Does it help to clean big marks on couches?
15 mins in and I actually don’t even know what’s going on. Stop talking just use the tool man
I agree with you this dude needs to shut the fuck up and just use the tool
Super annoying.
You guys can just fast forward the video or watch a different one. There is no need to be rude to someone who is trying to inform is subscribers on how to operate and what it's capable of.
Jose Gap oh man, all that?! 🙄 freedom of speech.
@@alysskennedy8661 Yes, everyone has freedom of speech. You can leave without being rude.
How would this compare with the Bigboi blowers??
I am curious to know what someone would use in the gun? Plain water, cleaning solution, or just air?
Nice work buddy! Keep it up! Make sure you regrease the seat rails with a grease spray of some sort, perhaps white grease spray.
Would you regrease, using a brush over the thread while moving the seat?
How do you regrease, without creating the mess you just cleaned?
What kind of extractor is that
I really love your energy Luke keep up your great work. I have the same exact air compressor. I had for 3 yrs I never thought of using it for car detailing. I am going to buy the Tornado what is the PSI setting are you using. When using on the carpet, interior and surfaces. Thank you for sharing your talent and know how.
Would u prefer the tornador or do u think a cheaper brand would get the same result?
They're all the same unit from the same unit in China. These distributors buy them and market them as they see fit. I bought it at $39 and it's the exact same unit minus the sticker on the reservoir.
Honestly I would suggest a steamer over a tool like thisn
What do use more often? The VX 5000 or the tornador? Which machine is better for what situations? Thanks!
Definitely the VX 5000! No question, if you are deciding between the two, definitely go with the steamer
Wilson Auto Detailing
Vx is great but almost 900 bucks
Tornador is better for carpets and cloth seats to remove the fine dust before steam cleaning etc
Wilson Auto Detailing I have a air compressor in which I paid about 400$ for and a Tornador Black . I’m thinking about returning them both for a vx5000 or a vaporchief and purchasing a small air compressor like the one you use .Other than blowing under seats I don’t see where the Tornador is better at anything else . What do you think ?
Is 6 gallon enough to detail the side panels or the seats with out running out of air every 2minutes ? I just got my tornador But still haven't bought my air compressor .. What do you recommend Mr. Wilson .. Thanks god bless 💪
Can you use this inside of your house because I wanna do this to my stairs???
Hahaha probably
No wonder you detail cars, there were 7 Wonders of the World. But the cleaning tool is cool!
Hahaha! Yes!
I just ordered mine. I'm waiting for it. What do you use for cleaning seats and rug in the car/ truck
Cleaning out the seat runner is all well and good but that big long screw is supposed to be lubricated with grease. Clean it all up and remove the dirt and grease but then it must be greased and the seat must be run forward and backward to its limit a few times to spread the grease on the turning screw or it will rust. Also, it's probably a good idea to put rags around the runner before you use the cleaning gun because you'll be splattering little globs of old grease on the carpet. You may not see it but after the driver drags his feet across it a few times it will attract dirt and the carpet will turn black.
Thanks for the feedback!
I like your video man!!!
Just got one and they do work great
Good man!
Good morning, my friend, I'm from Brazil. I need some information if possible. With how many pounds of pressure does it work? Which are the products that I have to use. Thankful.
Do you have to use an air compressor with gun ?
Yes.
Hey bro, thanks a lot for such an informative video! A couple of questions if you don't mind. :)
- So why you don't hook up solution into the tornador but use water instead? Is it kinda more cost-effective, doesn't consume as much chemistry? Or is it simply more effective to clean that way?
- Compressor is connected to the regular plug or your accumulator in the car?
Thanks a lot buddy =)
Hey bro! Which generator do you recommend to use?
Does purple power 5 to 1 leave stains if it dries in the hot sun??
Your the man Luke. Will b watching a lot of your videos
Thanks Mike!!!