To my astonishment, I just received, unboxed, mounted and tested this awesome product TODAY!!

All I can say is WOW, UNREAL, SPEECHLESS!
That's because I can't say anything due to sheer disbelief that this awesome 8hp machine got my beloved vehicle so dry so spotless and so immaculately dry on its first run out of the box! Spectacular folks. Thx! *Those of you know who I'm talking about too!

Extremely meticulous Marine here who does ALL washing, drying and detailing by his own hand. Never did I think all those water droplets on far side of car would literally disappear- and talk about ANYTHING within you wheel wells, rotors or hooks and crannies would ever produce such dissipation- EVER! This machine has some serious b***! Even used your hardware (well, be fed it up even more) And there it sits, upon my wall begging for its next use!

Pros: All you've read above.....

Cons........

Hmm, still trying to decide! Lol.

Yes this car dryer is very expensive, but absolutely worth it. If you have protection on your paint it helps tremendously with removing water and reducing how much you have to touch the paint reducing the chance of scratches. Works best with coated paint. My only complaint is that the 30ft hose can be a little tough to maneuver due to how stiff it is, but there is a reason for it being that way.

I love my master blaster. No more fine scratches from towel drying. Works better on cars that have a good wax/sealant on them.

I have had a master blaster for a few years now. I decided to buy a second one because I have hired help and thought it would be nice to have one for each person. The new "revolution" model with the 30' hose is a massive upgrade. I can dry most vehicles without having to move the fan.

I purchased the master blaster kind of reluctantly because although I wanted one, I wasn't sure if I could justify the cost when I have so many other hobbies going on. I am SOOO glad I got it. I always have Klasse twins applied on our cars and this makes it extremely easy and fun to dry. I was a little worried about the amperage, but it is mounted pretty close to my breaker panel, so I went ahead and ran a 4 ft line from a new 20amp fuse to a new 20amp receptacle dedicated to this. Not only is it great when I wash the cars, but whenever we have a substantial rain, we can just pull the cars in and I use it to blow the water off and I am absolutely amazed afterwards. It is almost like I gave the cars a wash after I blow the rainwater off. Even the dirty water from the roadside doesn't leave any particulates after using the master blaster.

I've always thought that a lot of swirls get introduced to the paint in the drying process. Now, I primarily use Wolfgang rinseless wash and I typically use 2-3 oz per 3-4 gallons of DI water. After I wipe the panel with my MF wash mitt, I blow the liquid off instead of wiping with a towel. I do this to all of the panels and I get fantastic results. I wasn't sure how well the rinseless wash would work in this way, but to my surprise, the cars always come out looking great. Afterwards, I use some quick spray sealant similar to UFF, Seal-N-Shine, beadmaker, etc. and I'm good to go until the next wash. I actually enjoy washing our vehicles and applying a good sealant every 3-6 mos, so I've never been interested in ceramic coatings.

Thanks for the great product Metro! and thanks for the great sale Autogeek!