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    Re: Grit Guard Question

    Great responses. Think Ill just go ahead and buy an AG bucket.

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    Re: Grit Guard Question

    Quote Originally Posted by cousineau18 View Post
    Great responses. Think Ill just go ahead and buy an AG bucket.
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    Re: Grit Guard Question

    >>Great responses. Think Ill just go ahead and buy an AG bucket. <<

    Seriously?

    So a "Non professional detailing bucket" is what... $2.98, and a FOOD GRADE bucket is only $4.48 but somehow a magical $12.99 bucket is going to solve world peace. Nahhhh.... I'll take and buy 3 of the light blue, dark blue, and silver buckets and have enough left over to have lunch at Wendys.

    Seriously though, 5 minutes with a hot glue gun and 4 fishing weights and you'll never have a 'floating' Grit Guard again.
    Last edited by cardaddy; 05-05-2015 at 05:31 PM. Reason: edit

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    Re: Grit Guard Question

    I just bought new buckets. Went to Home Depot and bought 5 gallon buckets. Not the orange "Homer" buckets, but plain white ones. They are a few bucks more - but grit guards fit perfect.

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    Re: Grit Guard Question

    Doing more rinseless washes I do a lot with the GDWM and remove the grit guard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2old2change View Post
    Doing more rinseless washes I do a lot with the GDWM and remove the grit guard.


    I don't even remember the last time I pulled out two buckets to wash the car.

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