Reviewed by Randy D (FRANKFORT, IN) — Mar 21, 2013 2:18 AM

I use it for blowing off water in the seams of cars to get all moisture out before I paint them works great

Reviewed by Nick H (FORT WORTH, TX) — Jan 12, 2013 7:20 AM

Works OK but is not powerful enough to significantly reduce drying times. Turns drops into a mist that leave spots on the finish that must be removed with a QD. You're better off using the sheeting method and spending the money on quality microfibers.

Reviewed by Tom H (Corning, CA) Reviewed for a 2012 Ford F-150 — Jan 04, 2013 12:56 AM

this unit packs a punch for its size. The hose is stiff but is workable it dosen't dry my reg cab 8'bed with a usa truck cover on it completly but instead of having 5 soak and wet terry towels I have only one that is semi wet. I just go behind it with a towel. and this is winter in northern calif. one draw back is it will tip over with the stiff hose and I had to mount a thin plate on the bottom useing the rubber feet between it. so no 5 stars for that.

Reviewed by edward s (Norwalk, CA) Reviewed for a 2009 Scion tC — Sep 25, 2012 10:27 PM

If you're tired of water spots and having to wipe your car dry then you NEED to buy this! I'm able to wash & dry my car so much faster now! And it is immaculate when I'm done! No water spots at all. Tip: Start at the top of the car and blow all the water downwards for the best results. Buy this now and stop wasting time drying your car with towels!

Reviewed by Charlotte B (Redmond, WA) — Sep 10, 2012 4:49 PM

Over all the blaster itself works great, but there is a problem in the design. If you sit this blaster down to use it, it flips over when you move the hose. They need some kind of swivel on the hose by the motor

Reviewed by thomas h (fremont, OH) — Sep 03, 2012 5:20 PM

should have bought it ten years ago when i bought my first motorcycle my advice why wait buy one now use it

Reviewed by John W (Kettle Falls, WA) — Jul 17, 2012 1:44 PM

After using my Air Force Blaster, I found it does not blow water off or dry it faster than towling it. When warm outside will not get car dried fast enough leaving water spots. Should have ordered the bigger one.

Reviewed by Timothy L (Yardley, PA) Reviewed for a 1998 Volvo V70 — Jun 28, 2012 9:45 AM

I have detailed automobiles for over 30 years and have used various blowers - dryers to blast water out of trim, mirrors, and moldings. This one claims you can blow dry the entire car and not have to towel the car first... maybe if you have a very small car that you can reach the entire hood, roof, and trunk. I tried this on my black Volvo R wagon the water dried faster than I could blow it off with the Blaster. I had to re- wash the entire car to remove the numerous water spots then dry with a microfiber towel before using the Blaster to dry the impossible to reach areas... trim, mirrors...the air force is not more powerful than the blower I have used for years, need three hands to 1. hold the unit 2. hold the hose as to not brush against the car and 3. hold the nozzel to actually dry those areas that hold water. I can see that the Blasters shinny paint will not hold up being dragged over pavement for the next number of years or I will have to be extreemly careful and add time to the car wash & drying of my vehicles. I was expecting the Blaster to be at lease twice as powerful as it is. No installation needed for a portable car dryer.

Reviewed by Scott O (Ft Wright, KY) Reviewed for a 2010 Chevy Camaro — Jun 27, 2012 1:47 PM

I have used this blower only 1 time so far and seems to be a good product for the money...I have only used it on my custom wheels so far....

Reviewed by Robert M (Toms River, NJ) Reviewed for a 2007 Honda CR-V — May 31, 2012 4:52 AM

gets the water off my truck with ease, no more water spots or drips after drying. makes the job of drying off a suv a snap, works very well and made in the u.s.a.