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I know having two Grit Guards, one for each bucket is BETTER. However, what if you only have two buckets and ONE Grit Guard, where would you put it? Car wash or rinse bucket? Thanks!
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Re: Two Bucket Method - ONE Grit Guard
I would go with the rinse since that is where you should deposit most of the dirt/filth/debris. You will also be swirling the mitt around in that bucket to get the mitt clean so the Grit Guard will help reduce water movement. -
Re: Two Bucket Method - ONE Grit Guard
Another vote for the rinse bucket. IMHO in the rinse bucket you are going to be depositing all the grit. Why take a chance on placing the grit guard in the wash bucket. I would rather reduce the chance of re-introducing the grit on a different section of my vehicle. So I think it should be in the rinse bucket.quality creates its own demandComment
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Re: Two Bucket Method - ONE Grit Guard
Another one for the rinse bucket''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
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Re: Two Bucket Method - ONE Grit Guard
For $9, just get another one!
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Re: Two Bucket Method - ONE Grit Guard
Thanks, guys! I made a mistake of posting another thread in the Consumer section. I thought my post did not get through.
I will then use the Grit Guard in my rinse bucket.Comment
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