Must Have For Interior Detailing- TRC Ultra Air Blaster & Tornador Max Review

[@DetailProjects]

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[@adrianlawrence7224]

Yes. I want one! Don't know which yet but I do know this channel is costing me money every time I watch it 😊

[@patrickvennard838]

Great video does atomising cleaning products help, over just spraying them on and wiping them away?

[@DetailProjects]

Thanks! Depends on the task. If it’s really soiled it would probably speed up the process and help loosen the dirt. For moderate soils it’s not necessary, in my opinion, spaying and wiping down is going to be just fine.

[@xavierparedes4765]

Hello. I recently found your channel and am enjoying your content. I was wondering why you did not use the Ultra Air Blaster Plus in your review as that has the container similar to the Tornador as that would have been a more equitable comparison? Good summary of the features of the two tools, however.

[@DetailProjects]

Thank you ! It is not really a comparison between the two. As I mentioned in the video, they are my top 2 choices when it comes to blow guns. Having said that it would be interesting to compare the air blaster plus with the tornadoes max and see which one would best for value.

[@Timsautosolutions]

I got the ultra blaster.... its ok. Still use reg blow gun often.

[@matthewmiller1882]

Ultra blaster blew theguts out of it got oils it all time basically don’t work anymore

[@valdemarguzman2636]

I have been considering the Tornador tool or something like it. Just wondering what is the difference between the Tornador blower vs just a regular blow gun? I know one has the vortex but does that really work better than a regular blow gun? Thanks.

[@russelbalugo2071]

Yes. You cover more surface. Imagine shaking your hand very fast. It's kinda like that. As to the power output, I don't really see any difference from a regular blow gun. Maybe someone with more experience can chime in and give their take

[@wizmaticradio]

for those who don't have time to watch, both tools are needed based on his observations. just depends on your budget, and what you can afford first.

[@lucabilotta8673]

Does the light fit on the rag company blower?

[@DetailProjects]

No it doesn’t fit on the ultra blaster, but you could make it work if you added something to wedge it.

[@cameronwilson1815]

Ok but you’re still comparing a $250 tool to a $40 tool and your only real complaint is the air compressor not being able to fully supply air to the $40 tool. Plus the rag company makes a version with the chemical tank for only $50, so in my eyes the rag company tool wins. Not to mention the $50 tool from the rag company also has an air regulator built in. The tornador will not last for years, they need replaced every 5-6 months because the components wear extremely fast

[@TheManic.5-OH]

I dropped the coin for the max after this video. Idc how much it costs, start a business doing details on the side, claim SOME of your income, then these tools and air compressors are all write offs. Want a bada$$ car? Just keep it really clean, use it to 'advertise' for that company and boom, like magic. Win win lol im going to try the side detailing hustle for a while and if i start making good money il quit my job and do it full time