BigJimnyMeet (North) 2024 (12 Jan 2024)
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Always use it when prepping for before paint
Very powerful with warm air available
My dogs hair dryer
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jackonlyjack wrote: This is one of the best things in my arsenal
Always use it when prepping for before paint
Very powerful with warm air available
My dogs hair dryer
Jack
I've just purchased one for drying my Cycles / motorcycle and it's turned out to be a really useful gadget. It's fantastic at drying bikes, used during painting to blow away dust and even defrosted thick ice in the freezer in a few minutes.
A strangely useful gizzmo.
I have no idea if I can use it to dry the cat.
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I'm really surprised ours still works been in use for 3 years
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jackonlyjack wrote: This is one of the best things in my arsenal
Always use it when prepping for before paint
Very powerful with warm air available
My dogs hair dryer
Jack
Haha! i got a few of those actually as the wife scaled up to twin engined fans to get extra fluffy coat on dog shows
Have been using them to blow dust out of the car, and when i hosed down the interior of my SJ (!) as a blow dryer as it was meant to..
But yes they are quite useful, i have had plans to make one of them into a hovercraft.. a sheet of plywood, a skirt of tarpaulin or something, a long extension choord.. hmm..
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JimnyBob wrote: Its very messy stuff, make sure you wear a mask and goggles etc. as it gets everywhere.
I'd add to that some kind of head covering such as a welders bandana/hat unless you're a baldyshine type of chap that stuff is an utter nightmare for thickening a thinning wig!
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Also have a rag or newspaper ready to wipe the nozzle when it builds up
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