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I use the 2 bucket with grit guards method, with claybar and waxing, it takes me about 3 hours lol I need to try using the foam gun..... Sent from

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I use the 2 bucket with grit guards method, with claybar and waxing, it takes me about 3 hours lol

I need to try using the foam gun.....

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garden hose, spray water to pre-soak the panel, then using the 2 buckets method.

I am more into the traditional ways, wash mitt to apply car-wash-detergent onto the panel, then rinse the panel with the "soak" function on the hose-head.

Panel by panel. usually the whole wash will take about 45-60 mins including the wheels.

If clay and wax, then add another 90 mins.


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I use the 2 bucket with grit guards method, with claybar and waxing, it takes me about 3 hours lol

I need to try using the foam gun.....

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do you clay all the time?? I know you don't need to clay too often, but wax and be like once every 3-6 weeks.
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I foam mine with a power washer attachment.
Then "sort of" two bucket.
Then I rinse and foam gun it again. Partly because it helps me empty the bottle.
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