Hello,
Could someone elaborate on the two bucket wash method?
Thank you.
Hello,
Could someone elaborate on the two bucket wash method?
Thank you.
Robert
Hi Robert,
Just an FYI the How-To And Hot Topics sections are for topics put there by moderators only, so I moved your question into Detailing 101.
Thanks!
Mark
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The two bucket method is where you have a bucket filled with just water and another bucket filled with soapy water. You first dip your wash mitt in the water and ring it out. Then you put it into the soapy water and go over a section of the car. The you put the wash mitt in the water, and ring it out. Next you put it in the soapy water. Repeat until the car is washed.
Joel
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Hi, Beginner, watch this video:
How to Wash Your Car Show Car Style
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That is a great video. I shows the 3 bucket method with the Grit Guards. The 3rd bucket is designated to the wheels and tires. Although it is a bit lengthy.
Joel
Firefighter/EMT-B
Rejuvenation Auto Detailing
"Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Dirt Back!!!"
'99 F-150
Anybody else not use the two bucket method?
I just set my garden hose to JET setting and spray the chenille sponge thoroughly. I think i save water and do a better job of cleaning the sponge.
Great video (the best part is the dawn thing and the fried chicken stuff) and good looking star too....
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Robert
I would not chance driving a speck of dirt into the sponge with a jet spray of water, only to have it surface as you wipe it across your shiny hood. Besides each time you spray your sponge, the water would probably add up to a second bucket of water. (or more)
I swear by the two bucket method. Try it and then look in your bucket and see the little gritty things at the bottom.![]()
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