Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
How about a quick review with some pics?
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How about a quick review with some pics?
mjlinane
My name is Mike
Will do. Have been waiting for lighter colored leather. Does just as well on black but you can't see the dramatic difference as well.
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
Great! Did you consider the Diamer when you got the Dupray?
01GreyStangGT
Member
I thought I had a lot!
I was thinking the other day that this hobby is way cheaper than golf. I never have gotten into golf, but I've liked detailing cars since I was about 14 or so.
I was thinking the other day that this hobby is way cheaper than golf. I never have gotten into golf, but I've liked detailing cars since I was about 14 or so.
mjlinane
My name is Mike
Yes, I did. I looked at all of the pro models. I wasn't totally convinced of the cost-effectiveness of steamers and dropping even more than the $2500 I did on the Dupray Hill Injection model I got didn't sit well. Now that I have it, I wonder why it took me so long to get one - even if I didn't detail cars! No comparison at all to the consumer models I already had.
As a 3-handicap golfer, I concur!! Can't walk passed new driver models without a test drive.
For the non-golfers out there, I am pretty good.
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
Hmmm. I was looking at models around $1000.
mjlinane
My name is Mike
Looked at those, too, Al. Liked the 121psi 398F steam and hot water injection. To be honest, though, most work - especially interiors - doesn't need that much pressure. But we were in the middle of water restrictions at the time and thought I'd be doing more wheels and engines without my pressure washer.
Will say continuous fill is nice. Pressurizes much faster and never/rarely have to stop.
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
The next model up is around $1800 (Super Inox model) with continuous fill with the injection model at $2250.