Ultimate Grit Guard Test Part 2
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Everyone needs to remember grit guards are utilized in the 2 bucket method. When I used this method in the past, I wasn't pumping the mitt up and down in the rinse bucket. the grit guard is meant to rub debris out of the mitt before dunking in the wash bucket.
I still argue that if you are trying to avoid any chance of a contaminated mitt scratching your surface, use power washer pre-rinse, then foam and rinse, and finally use multiple MF towels or multiple mitts and go panel by panel, with one towel per panel and inspect the towel after every wipe. It's extermely OCD, but considering that's why we are all likely watching this video, it might be worth it for you.
I use the chemical guys under the gold one for the best of both worlds.
A younger version of obsessed garage. I like it!
Doing god's work, thank you
Thank you for this second review of the bucket dirt guards. If you can invent the cool wheel stand, maybe you can invent a grit guard that actually works too? =) Actually, I'm thinking about a couple of designs myself - including a variant with a pump and a cleanable/reusable filter to REALLY catch even the smallest dirt particles, and even salt, that dies the water dark and quickly makes it unsuitable for cleaning. Love your enthusiasm for the subject.
I have has similar thoughts. Went so far as testing a mock up. While something appealing will likely sell, and be easy enough to replicate, there is the power for the pump to deal with. I have come to the conclusion it is to big of a weakness from a cost perspective. I have a comment in the initial Test Part 1. Worth a read for thought.
Rick Hi! Watched it, must have missed it. Care to tell the position / timestamp? 😊
@@MR-vj8dn Sorry for the confusion. I am referring to using the 3 mitt method instead of the two bucket method. IMO, the 3 mitt (or however many you want) is easier and produces the best possible results for contact washing.
My thoughts no matter what it will still be dirty water. One bucket multiple Mitts is your best solution other than that you're buying into the hype
Agreed
I just stack two grit guards and it works.
even if the mitt is completely clean, it will have a lot of dirt in just one 1 ft swipe on that dirty door or fender so the second swipe or even the second feet of that first swipe would probably already be worse than the semi-clean mitt after dunking in bucket