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Old 09-01-2012, 01:42 PM   #11
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I have one white bucket and one black bucket. White for rinse, black for wash. Impossible to confuse them .
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I just attach a couple stickers to mine, I had 2 stickers that were the same, but the outline was green on one and red on the other, I also have different colored grit guards, but I've never made the mistake of mixing buckets so..
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I bought the AG labels for wash and rinse buckets for like 8 bucks. (I like my stuff to be consistant, AG buckets = AG labels)
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