Announcement New content over the weekend.

[Sybran]

Hello Morgan, thanks for all the great video's keep them coming.

 

[C8Luvr]

Thanks Morgan for your awesome videos and especially thanks for my request regarding the different camera views.

 

[Morgan]

 

[C8Luvr]

Morgan, any chance of fitting 4 tires in there to do the spring/fall switchovers? Maybe 2 in passenger seat and 2 in the trunk?

 

[Murray20c8]

Morgan, any chance of fitting 4 tires in there to do the spring/fall switchovers? Maybe 2 in passenger seat and 2 in the trunk?

WOE, I seriously doubt you could get 2 tires of this size in the trunk.

 

[Cobravenomous]

Morgan, I just watched your video of you washing your new Vette and demonstrating the storage capacity. You expressed that you had concerns with the residual water and soap left in the engine bay post washing. I would recommend buying a MasterBlaster as not only will it make short work of the engine bay problem you'll enjoy blowing off the water on the exterior of the car surface knowing that there's no risk of scratching your new car with a dirty drying cloth.

I bought my MasterBlaster on Amazon.ca a couple of months ago at the recommendation of other forum members and although it's expensive I wish I would have bought one years ago. It's fun to use, useful and works fantastic.

Peter

 

[NOSOUPFORU]

Morgan, I just watched your video of you washing your new Vette and demonstrating the storage capacity. You expressed that you had concerns with the residual water and soap left in the engine bay post washing. I would recommend buying a MasterBlaster as not only will it make short work of the engine bay problem you'll enjoy blowing off the water on the exterior of the car surface knowing that there's no risk of scratching your new car with a dirty drying cloth.

I bought my MasterBlaster on Amazon.ca a couple of months ago at the recommendation of other forum members and although it's expensive I wish I would have bought one years ago. It's fun to use, useful and works fantastic.

Peter

Agree. Bought one 2 years ago and simply the best purchase ever in my detailing products. I got the long hose and hung it on the wall between my two doors. It reaches outside but most of time once washed (foam canon then rinse) I run it inside and blow off in the garage. Works so well. Warm filtered air and two speeds. Highly recommend!!

 

[YFCvii]

Morgan, I just watched your video of you washing your new Vette and demonstrating the storage capacity. You expressed that you had concerns with the residual water and soap left in the engine bay post washing. I would recommend buying a MasterBlaster as not only will it make short work of the engine bay problem you'll enjoy blowing off the water on the exterior of the car surface knowing that there's no risk of scratching your new car with a dirty drying cloth.

I bought my MasterBlaster on Amazon.ca a couple of months ago at the recommendation of other forum members and although it's expensive I wish I would have bought one years ago. It's fun to use, useful and works fantastic.

Peter

I’m trying a M.B. out too
but I feel I can only use it
when the Wife is out on errands ...
Otherwise she’s gonna make
Me use the one like it
that’s in the house

 

[Cobravenomous]

I’m trying a M.B. out too
but I feel I can only use it
when the Wife is out on errands ...
Otherwise she’s gonna make
Me use the one like it
that’s in the house

That has to be the funniest reply on CCF ever!!! (ha ha ha)

 

[kerry4]

My model S Tesla has easy exit and I used it all the time. Nice that GM is catching up with 5 year old technology. LOL.

 

[Morgan]

Morgan, I just watched your video of you washing your new Vette and demonstrating the storage capacity. You expressed that you had concerns with the residual water and soap left in the engine bay post washing. I would recommend buying a MasterBlaster as not only will it make short work of the engine bay problem you'll enjoy blowing off the water on the exterior of the car surface knowing that there's no risk of scratching your new car with a dirty drying cloth.

I bought my MasterBlaster on Amazon.ca a couple of months ago at the recommendation of other forum members and although it's expensive I wish I would have bought one years ago. It's fun to use, useful and works fantastic.

Peter

thank you very much, will look into this. We have air compressors at work but at home this is very helpful! thank you

 

[Morgan]

Morgan, any chance of fitting 4 tires in there to do the spring/fall switchovers? Maybe 2 in passenger seat and 2 in the trunk?

no way!! will not fit

 

[Rebby]

thank you very much, will look into this. We have air compressors at work but at home this is very helpful! thank you

Thanks for mentioning this Morgan. I was going to ask, are there any concerns with using an air compressor to dry those areas of the car, thoughts?

 

[Rruuff Day]

I would hesitate to use an air compressor on my car. Too many impurities, especially if the tank is a bit older. Better off if you don't want to spend the big bucks on a master blaster, buying a new leaf blower. JMO

 

[Morgan]

I would hesitate to use an air compressor on my car. Too many impurities, especially if the tank is a bit older. Better off if you don't want to spend the big bucks on a master blaster, buying a new leaf blower. JMO

its a massive compressor that feeds the entire dealership

 

[Morgan]

new content up, happy sunday to all my fellow Canuks, finally got a chance to see the CMG in bright sunlight

 

[YFCvii]

 

[Cobravenomous]

its a massive compressor that feeds the entire dealership

You should listen to Rruuff Day.......I'd be afraid of using any air compressor period.....think of debris and a sandblaster! You'll regret it when that microscopic piece of dirt permanently puts that first chip in your $95,000 brand new beautiful Vette!

 

[Rebby]

Thanks on the feedback regarding using a home air compressor. I was thinking the same thing about particles from the tank potentially causing damage. I’ll look at a different solution.

 

[CamsC8]

delete...saw the C8 problems thread.