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Two buckets of hot water - one clean fresh water, the other with your chosen brand of car shampoo.
Dip your mitt in the soapy water clean a small section of the bodywork and then rinse the mitt in the clean water. Once the mitt is clean you can then dip in the soapy water again and repeat.
The idea is that the dirt and grit coming off the car ends up trapped in the water not floating around in your soapy water ready to be scraped all over the next panel
Dip your mitt in the soapy water clean a small section of the bodywork and then rinse the mitt in the clean water. Once the mitt is clean you can then dip in the soapy water again and repeat.
The idea is that the dirt and grit coming off the car ends up trapped in the water not floating around in your soapy water ready to be scraped all over the next panel
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Both those pages should get you pretty much up to speed!
Definetly worth getting at least one grit guard bucket and two mitts if you havent got them already.
More Clicky
Both those pages should get you pretty much up to speed!
Definetly worth getting at least one grit guard bucket and two mitts if you havent got them already.
HarveyGTI
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I have one bucket with a grit guard where I have the 'dirtier' water. Dip into clean bucket, wash car, dip into gritguard bucket and rub on gritguard, ring out, dip into clean water bucket...repeat.
Then the grit falls to the bottom of the bucket underneath the guard so you shouldn't have a dirty mitt that can cause scratching and swirling.
Then the grit falls to the bottom of the bucket underneath the guard so you shouldn't have a dirty mitt that can cause scratching and swirling.
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