Zero bucket wash after several months

lloydrm said:
Yeah, I think that works. Not sure it is worth it though. Have you seen the tests comparing foams against soap and control? Few have a small effect. IMO it more of a guide to make sure you rinse every inch with the pw. And that helps a lot, but I don’t need that. Like Mike said, suds might suspend solids that you then press against the paint. It may or may not happen. I rather consciously power wash every inch. Then again, if it works for you, keep it up. Looks (an feels) very cool.
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For me, I never use a foam cannon. A dozen or so edgeless mf in a soap bucket and after using on a panel it never hits the soap bucket again.
 
I’ve always been told, if you’re happy with the way things work and the products you use, stick with it. I do have his shampoo and mitts on order. They are somewhere between Melbourne and me.
 
Jimbo used to carry his stuff, back when some of those videos were made. Not sure if he still does.

Jimbo, of Auto Detailing Podcast

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Mike .... now that you`ve used them both, any opinions on the KLiN Wash Mitt vs. the NanoFibre Wash Mitt?
 
I really like his mitt, especially the fact he sews the cuff inside the mitt to eliminate the cuff scratching. I put the Klin softy mitt in the same category, really like it and feels the same.
 
Members.
I saw the video on the zero bucket wash method. I have questions: do you have to use his products or I can use any soap and wash mitt. Also how do you actually use/do his method. Thanks.
 
Anybody want the Final Inspection shampoo used in the zero bucket wash method? 1st to respond gets it. I only used a very small amount.
Shipping is covered to the 48 states.
 
Mike. So I can use my own soap and wash mitt and do the zero bucket wash method. Thanks for posting about this method I really like it. Thanks
 
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