And Boy was it fun! It sure makes washing cars fun, and really speeds up cleaning wheels and tires that are just moderately dirty.
My only question/concern I had while washing was that I felt the wash mitt was not as lubricated as when doing to traditional 2 bucket method. I rinsed the car down with water, then foamed a panel, washed it, rinsed it in a clean water bucket with grit guard, then foamed the next panel, etc. I felt that since the panel was foamed and I had wrung out my wash mitt from the rinse water, that there wasn't as much liquid between my wash mitt and the car, and thus made me feel like it wasn't as lubricated and could possibly be inducing swirls.
Has anyone else had the same experience or have any tips or advice?
My only question/concern I had while washing was that I felt the wash mitt was not as lubricated as when doing to traditional 2 bucket method. I rinsed the car down with water, then foamed a panel, washed it, rinsed it in a clean water bucket with grit guard, then foamed the next panel, etc. I felt that since the panel was foamed and I had wrung out my wash mitt from the rinse water, that there wasn't as much liquid between my wash mitt and the car, and thus made me feel like it wasn't as lubricated and could possibly be inducing swirls.
Has anyone else had the same experience or have any tips or advice?
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