Air Tools Suck for Detailing

Lots of people love air tools, but I found they caused me more issues than they did helping me. Hope this helps you to make an informed decision on buying detailing tools.
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[@nicholasknudtson2374]

What is the cfm on your air compressor? Some tools require more cfm than others

[@DualDetail]

I believe its 2.5CFM at 90PSI . I can't run the tool for long periods of time, but if I take breaks it's fine. PSI matters more for performance of the tool

[@ClownSahdovah]

the tornado isnt used like a air tip XD hold it sideways and let the metal bar vibrate against the carpet KEKW

[@goldenTym]

So... weird Q. Where is that Polo from?

[@DualDetail]

Lol not weird at all, it’s Peter Millar, they have the nicest polos ever. Wear em all the time

[@Karmasoffice]

i have a steamer, tornador, and a tornador mini thye all have there intended uses but i can promise you will run into interiors were if you use steam it will ruin things on the car you i can see how lugging all that around in a car would be a pain i would suggest investing in a small van or something that is dedicated for your detailing it will make life alot easier it is a big expense but it make your business look more legitimate and more professional just my two cents but all detailers have a different way of doing things but you will need more than just a steamer

[@DualDetail]

Thanks for the tips, I've been thinking about getting a van but just don't wanna invest yet. Steamers can definitely be problematic as well. I just found using a brush for carpets to be what worked best 99% of the time. When do you usually use the tornador? Everytime I'd use it dirt would get everywhere that I'd already cleaned lol

[@Karmasoffice]

@@DualDetail so this is something that i start with by blowing everything from the back to the front then blow out dash and center console area to the floor then vacuum everthing from there then i do my basic wipe down blowing cleaner from cracks and crevices then if i have things that did not come off with the scrub and wipe down i will use steamer to heat and loosen that stuff up to remove it