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Well, I'd figure that I would post a tip that I use all the time for cleaning brushes, Hi-tech applicator pads, even a baseball cap! lol
I found that a gallon bucket that has a tight lid works great to wash all sorts of stuff in. I use a 1 gallon joint compound bucket. Here is a couple of pics of my wheel face brush getting washed: (all pics are thumbnails, click on them for larger version).
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Here you see I added a small ammount of A.P.C. to the bucket:
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Brush added with a small amount of water (maybe a cup or so):
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Now after shaking/ rolling for about a minute:
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Yes the brush is still in there, lol.
It also works great for cleaning aplicators, just remember to work the soap/ foam through the pad by hand before rinsing.
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I found that a gallon bucket that has a tight lid works great to wash all sorts of stuff in. I use a 1 gallon joint compound bucket. Here is a couple of pics of my wheel face brush getting washed: (all pics are thumbnails, click on them for larger version).
[/IMG]Here you see I added a small ammount of A.P.C. to the bucket:
[/IMG] Brush added with a small amount of water (maybe a cup or so):
[/IMG] Now after shaking/ rolling for about a minute:
[/IMG] Yes the brush is still in there, lol.
It also works great for cleaning aplicators, just remember to work the soap/ foam through the pad by hand before rinsing.
[/IMG][IMG]http://archive.meguiarsonline.com
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