2 Bucket Method : Easier today b/c of new toys

Suprane · 11-05-2010, 08:34 PM

I'm sure some pros already use these but I gotta say, I was impressed by using these two new items today when washing my car. The first is a two bucket dolly. Just a touch every few minutes and both buckets stayed with me around the car effortlessly. I can't believe I didnt have this sooner!!
I also used these new grit guards that are both on bottom and semi-upright. Huge difference when cleaning my mitt after a panel. I actually think it works a lot better in getting the mitt clean between panels because its EASIER to go across an upright surface vs getting deeper in the bucket and agitating on the bottom. I was impressed, I just picked these up last week but used them today for the first time. (got them from proper auto care for around $46 and $14 respectively after discount. Not bad since regular grit guards are 10 bucks anyway.)
Just thought I would post this to help out any of you weekenders like me who are always looking for something to make it a little easier. Cheers.

Jean-Claude · 11-05-2010, 08:58 PM

That's gnarly. I'm gonna pick up a cart and those gg's for myself!

11-05-2010, 08:34 PM	#1
Suprane Second Lieutenant 4 Rep 280 Posts Drives: 09 M3 E90 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Big D iTrader: (0)	2 Bucket Method : Easier today b/c of new toys I'm sure some pros already use these but I gotta say, I was impressed by using these two new items today when washing my car. The first is a two bucket dolly. Just a touch every few minutes and both buckets stayed with me around the car effortlessly. I can't believe I didnt have this sooner!! I also used these new grit guards that are both on bottom and semi-upright. Huge difference when cleaning my mitt after a panel. I actually think it works a lot better in getting the mitt clean between panels because its EASIER to go across an upright surface vs getting deeper in the bucket and agitating on the bottom. I was impressed, I just picked these up last week but used them today for the first time. (got them from proper auto care for around $46 and $14 respectively after discount. Not bad since regular grit guards are 10 bucks anyway.) Just thought I would post this to help out any of you weekenders like me who are always looking for something to make it a little easier. Cheers. Attached Images __________________ 09 E90 M3 DCT SSII Carbon Blk, Eisenmann Sport, RAC 19"RG63 on 255/275 UltracS, Dark Sidemkrs/Reflectrs/Grills, BMC Filter, LUX H8 V3 LEDs, V1 H/W, Ultimate Pedals & 30% Tint
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Jean-Claude Banned 1 Rep 168 Posts Drives: m3 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Atlanta iTrader: (1)	That's gnarly. I'm gonna pick up a cart and those gg's for myself!
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