Post 492248 by the flying scoT5man on 2012-04-27 23:10:36
In no order washed and unwashed lol bucket method followed by dry then polish and buffer no special cleaning products but wanting to try dodo juice blue velvet :P
In no order washed and unwashed lol bucket method followed by dry then polish and buffer no special cleaning products but wanting to try dodo juice blue velvet :P
wow the blue ones normally look dull and dreary..................but yours shines like a goodun, good job there matey :D
Well cleaned mate,looking great.
Everyone laughs at the 2 bucket method - but if you spend 3 days polishing out a Volvo - trust me - you don't want to undo that work by using poor wash technique. Car looks good.
Looking good, keep up the good work
Never looked up the two bucket method even though lots of folks talk about it. Just a black builders bucket full of soapy (car shampoo) water and a big sponge for me lol. Was hoping to get my aldi special out today (auto xs car polisher) but its started rainig again :(
I want mine to look that pretty!
Cheers :P I never use a sponge it creates swirl marks never tried natural sponge though i use a microfiber cloth need to invest in a clay kit though done my mates pug and left it like glass it removed the tar spots with ease the car was washed prior but the clay was filthy afterwards
Car looks good, nice colour when clean. [quote=Wobbly Dave;492327]Everyone laughs at the 2 bucket method - but if you spend 3 days polishing out a Volvo - trust me - you don't want to undo that work by using poor wash technique. Car looks good.[/quote] Agreed, not machined mine now for 4 years because I've been careful with the 2 bucket washing technique and careful product selection. :)