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I am going to buy a hair dryer
Posted by Peter Normington on 8 April 2010 at 19:10they are better than hot air guns.
I kid you not.Peter
John Singh replied 15 years, 6 months ago 11 Members · 36 Replies -
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Hummm :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: If Lynn has a Boots card you might find enough points on there to get a good deal 😉
Gill x
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quote Peter Normington:they are better than hot air guns.
why? 😀
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You can have my Hair dryer Peter – I don’t need it anymore 😕
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quote Nicola McIntosh:quote Peter Normington:they are better than hot air guns.
why? 😀
cos
they are better.
thats whyPeter
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oh your dead funny tonight peter norm :lol1:
but if you dont want to bump your gums and tell me the real reason….its ok 😉
nik
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well you can get them in pink, or other great colours
Peter
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quote Nicola McIntosh:tell me the real reason….its ok 😉
nik
think he’s burned his scalp again. 😉 :lol1:
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http://www.parluxhairdryers.co.uk/produ … -Dryer.htm
I never realised how good a proper hair dryer was, till I saw one of these in action, OK its about twice the cost of a dewalt or bosch air gun, but delivers an incredible airflow, great for preheating large areas of vinyl. and also does temperatures far in access required for post heating.
it also is designed to work flat out for years.
I have just ordered one,
Peter
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does it work with curlers in 🙄
peter you are serious eh? or are you taking the mick (?)
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What colour, just have an image of Robert De Niro in Stardust in my head now Peter.
😀 😀
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im being serious, i hate the old voice from behind my back. "love the hair dryer mate" when fitting a van… never mind standing with a dinky pink or raunchy red salon services hair dryer in my hand. 😕 😳 :lol1:
so what heat tempreture does it reach peter (?)
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Rob, I didnt measure the temperature, but I could not hold my hand near it on the high setting for more than a few seconds, and I know from experience, it is as hot as needed for our job. I am serious here, I have ordered one and will even bring it to sign uk for you to evaluate
Peter
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quote Peter Normington:http://www.parluxhairdryers.co.uk/products/99/Parlux-3200-Hair-Dryer.htm
I never realised how good a proper hair dryer was, till I saw one of these in action, OK its about twice the cost of a dewalt or bosch air gun, but delivers an incredible airflow, great for preheating large areas of vinyl. and also does temperatures far in access required for post heating.
it also is designed to work flat out for years.
I have just ordered one,
Peter
I’m on my 2nd Parlux hairdryer ……… seriously they’re the best you can buy.
But I do only use mine on my unruly hair!!!!! 😀 -
the one i posted the picture of just there is a long lasting professional industrial heat gun.
tempreture setting of 750 & 1000°F
will cost you about £75-£85as you know it is imperative to get vinyl up to the required heat and gauged by laser temp device. the best i have found to date was about 500°F and burned out quickly. most others are about 200-300°F
time is always of the essence, particularly curing after the wraps in place.
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I keep getting my privileges withdrawn if I borrow my wife’s pro hairdryer 🙁
p.s. you could always wrap it in Carbon Fibre Rob…then the big boys wouldnt laugh at you 😀
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I recently bought an airgun from machine mart that goes to 650 degrees.
cost about £45, far in excess of post heat requirements, it failed after a week of minimal use, Ok they replaced it but the new one sounds iffy,This gun really does produce large quantities of hot air, (phil will know what I mean)
Peter
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quote Harry Cleary:then the big boys wouldnt laugh at you 😀
having a pop at my height Cleary? 😮
😉 :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
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quote Peter Normington:I recently bought an airgun from machine mart that goes to 650 degrees.
cost about £45, far in excess of post heat requirements, it failed after a week of minimal use, Ok they replaced it but the new one sounds iffy,This gun really does produce large quantities of hot air, (phil will know what I mean)
Peter
thats just it mate… they B&Q and light industrial use ones just dont cut it…
some reach the temps, but not fast enough. some do quickly, but motor burns out very quickly. im not just talking the black & decker, but also the bosch, dewalt etc -
quote Robert Lambie:quote Harry Cleary:then the big boys wouldnt laugh at you 😀
having a pop at my height Cleary? 😮
😉 :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
Why? Are you small? I never noticed. 😀
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well, thats why I have bought a funky pink (pro)hair dryer.
hopefully will do the job, and last for a reasonable length of time 😀Peter
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quote Harry Cleary:Why? Are you small? I never noticed. 😀
no i know you didnt, thats why you kept bloody standing on me at signuk… 😕 :lol1:
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quote Robert Lambie:quote Harry Cleary:Why? Are you small? I never noticed. 😀
no i know you didnt, thats why you kept bloody standing on me at signuk… 😕 :lol1:
😀 😀
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right ok im not playing now…..cause its legit and I dont have one :lol1:
nik
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Rob, if you had a pink Hairdryer, you would be more noticable, and less stepped on 😀
Peter
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quote Peter Normington:well, thats why I have bought a funky pink (pro)hair dryer.
hopefully will do the job, and last for a reasonable length of time 😀Peter
i have a heatgun review/demo to load, keep some notes and experiences of your weapon of choice peter. im serious… would be good to see how it compares on like for like…
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quote Robert Lambie:tah 😀
It’s because you’re worth it! 😀
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I use my hair dryer for removing vinyl more than I use it on my hair.
I think heat guns are dangerous.
What really scares me is when I see guys using torches.
Maybe jealous would be a better word, I would singe myself and the vehicle.
😉
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quote Jillbeans:I use my hair dryer for removing vinyl more than I use it on my hair.
I think heat guns are dangerous.
What really scares me is when I see guys using torches.
Maybe jealous would be a better word, I would singe myself and the vehicle.
😉
Love….JillFlashlights are called torches here
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Wow! See what you mean
Is frightening with the flames licking out like that
Mean bit of kit though
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