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Detailing with CO2 (dry ice)
Have been reading a bit about this recently - seems to have latched on in Germany, with Porsche offering it as valeting service.
http://english.polarjet.ch/
Wonder what impact this would have on paintwork? It seems to blast freeze the dirt to the point where it is brittle, and the compressed air blows it away.
Wonder how much a fill of CO2 pellets costs?!?!?The correct number of cars for any individual can be calculated using the formula n+1, where n is the number of cars already owned!!!!
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- 25-02-2012, 08:03 PM #2Davey
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Re: Detailing with CO2 (dry ice)
Not to sure about this. But if the Germans are usin it must be ok.
Polarjet 600 Trailer Master - YouTube
- 25-02-2012, 08:47 PM #3Formerly Scooby Blue
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Re: Detailing with CO2 (dry ice)
I think I'll stick with the powerhose and foam, dont like the idea of having to wear safety goggles while you blast your paintwork.
On the video it looks great, but on the interior where is all the dirt going ??? its just getting blown aroundLast edited by Jethro; 25-02-2012 at 08:54 PM.
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- 25-02-2012, 08:56 PM #4Senior Member
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Re: Detailing with CO2 (dry ice)
looks class but i can see abit of this coming into it also lol
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