⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3B1VrKX Dirt Lock Scrub Wall 180/360 system attachment: amzn.to/3m2JfW2 Dirt Lock Pad Washer system (Just the attachment): amzn.to/3C9D8VG Dirt Lock Pad Washer system (Complete kit): amzn.to/3vAOHTx Dirt Lock Scrub and Pump system attachment (Just the attachment): amzn.to/3C78ThY Dirt Lock Scrub and Pump system attachment (Complete kit): amzn.to/3pmISI8 Detail Guardz Hose Guides 4 Pack: amzn.to/3vMrNIZ Detail Guardz Hose Guides 2 Pack: amzn.to/3B4IQHd On Amazon USA: amzn.to/2ZiAFKf Detail Guardz USA website: www.thedetailguardz.com 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Dirt Lock bucket filter: bit.ly/3iRlwGm Dirt Lock Scrub Wall 180/360 system attachment: bit.ly/3AsI2vh Pad Washer system attachment: bit.ly/3areOSU Scrub and Pump system attachment: bit.ly/3oPlcvD Detail Guardz hose guides: bit.ly/2X31qkY On Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3ArGL7H Detail Guardz Canada website: thedetailguardz.ca 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: Amazon UK: amzn.to/3oPaANf Slim’s Detailing: www.slimsdetailing.co.uk 🇫🇷 For people in France: Amazon France: amzn.to/3DwCxhg Addict Auto: www.addictauto.com 🇩🇪 For people in Germany: www.waschguru.de
My only regret in buying the Dirt Guardz pad cleaning system is that I didn't do it sooner. This is one of those products that will save you a ton of time and frustration. It used to take me at least 15 minutes to clean one pad and now it takes 3-5 minutes top. Plus, the pads come out looking like new saving me from having to buy new ones. It'll pay for itself in no time. Thanks Pan.
Those scrub walls look absolutely amazing. Detail Guardz really does have some innovative accessories for bucket washing among other detailing duties with the hose guards. I have 3 of the original Dirt Locks and the hose guides. I am definitely going to add that 360 degree scrub wall.
Got a few of their products a couple months ago, i thought it was expensive at first then when I felt the quality I would say it is worth it. Got their grit guard, washwall and 4pcs hose guide. All working great so far.
I got the Scrub Walls and the new grip things a few weeks ago and love them. The grips alone are a huge step up from the foam deals they guards use to come with. Great engineering from Detail Guardz!
@@JayyBird93 The original Dirt Locks had pieces of foam that were used to hold them on the bucket bottom sides but not there’s a rubberized replacement that hold 100% better in my case. I think they come standard now.
I use two buckets, 6 microfiber mitts. One bucket has soap with all 6 mitts, the other bucket water only. One mitt per side, top, back, hood + spare for any dirtier area and then into the dirty bucket they go. I found this is the best way to keep 'crap' out of my mitts
I really like how the grit guard goes up the side of the bucket!! Such a cool design. Winding down on outside washes as its rapidly cooling down in Connecticut. Something for '22 for sure! The pad cleaner is also quite good. Thank You for sharing these. I love the hose guards. I bought them earlier this year. They work beautifully! I hope Your weekend contains a lot of fun!!
@@PanTheOrganizer Ahhh, laughter!! The best! Enjoy those comedy club events. It's a rainy Saturday now. Tomorrow is supposed to be nice, so maintenance washes a plenty are in the plans. Have a few laughs for Me!
The best bucket guard on the market! With the help of your pad washing video I purchased the system last January and got to use it a few weeks ago for the first time. The cleaner is crazy good, thanks Pan!
Thank you for this video Pan! I've seen the lake country system, this system is more vast in a sense. I like that itd easy to maintain and store, I love that they're family owned and their results speak for themselves. Great video Pan!
I got the hose guides last month and they work great. Was debating on the dirt guards but I opted to just use several Microfiber mitts instead of just one to further minimize any scratching and swirling.
I've had their dirt guards and hose guides for a while now and absolutely swear by both of them! Apparently I have potential to use the grit guard better, but the hose guides absolutely prevent hoses from getting snagged on tires and make washing so much smoother (pun intended!)
Dirt Lock filters in both buckets, for the Scrub Wall, the most important is the rinse bucket, as that's where you are going to rinse and scrub your mitt before introducing it into the soapy water in the wash bucket.
I just bought the Drit lock (the separator) and it's amazing quality, didn't use it yet but I can tell it's a great product! And when I saw the Canadian leaf on it I immediately thought of you Pan and smiled :)
Source garage tested them all. These were the preferred ones because of fit. The Chem guys did do a good job not letting stuff back up but they need to fit the bucket properly.
im not sure i would want to use a soggy pad while correcting! i understand once cleaned, you spin off the excess water with the polisher, but still pad will be damped..... love the design and simple concept, ease of use..etc..!
It is only slightly damp, and doesn't really affect the polishes. Same applies to any pad washer by the way, including the System 4000 by Lake Country I also tested on my channel. The key here is they get the pads clean. You would still get moisture as we normally prime pads anyways with a pad conditioner or polish. ;) Also, keep in note that for a compound or polishing stage, you should be using multiple fresh pads during the correction anyways. I typically use 4 to 5 pads for compound and the same for polishing. In between passes, you can simply use a pad brush or compressed air to clean the pads between passes. That means that you only have to use the pad washer at the very end of the entire process if you want. To clean your pads thoroughly before their next use. ;)
Hi Pam my name is Ron and I live near Reddeer Alberta. I wasn’t sure where to leave my question so I just went to your latest video. I drive a black 2021 Denali. Your videos have made a real difference in how I take care of my paint. I’ll quickly tell you what I did last time incase I made any mistakes. I washed it at the car wash I always chamois between the wash and the rinse then I brought it to my garage and I washed it again with armour all ultra shine it just something my kids bought me. After I dried it I used a clay bar I used Simoniz spray wax detailer as a lubricant I know you’re probably not gonna like that one then I used mothers gold ultimate wax system pure polish the step one. I don’t have a polisher but I use my drill with polishing pads I don’t know what I’m really doing there yet plus I’m very scared to do my black paint with a polisher. I took that off by hand. Next I put on Maguires hybrid ceramic wax the liquid I know you like that stuff also I put it on with my drill. Since then thought I bought turtle wax graphing flex wax and today I bought some new wash mitts and some chemical guys Hydro suds ceramic car wash soap I’m just on my way to the car wash now I usually just take an extra bucket with me with the car wash soap and instead of using their soap I’ll rinse my vehicle good and then use the wash mitt and soap and then rinse it off then I’ll bring it home and I’ll dry it with a microfibre towel. So after all that my question is. Is it alright to use spray 9 on my tires and rims. I know there are probably better options but it’s cheap and it does a nice job. Thanks Pan I’m glad your videos are here for me. My wife’s 2014 caravan looks great too because that’s my test vehicle lol. Thanks again sorry I should mention that I do know that I should use the iron remover and isopropyl alcohol after the polish but I’m on a bit of a budget
My wife doesn't like me cleaning the pads in the house (I don't have a sink in my garage), so I really like the pad cleaning system. Well time to break out the CC (again!).
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks pan. will do it from now on dirt lock filter and all the attachments in the future. except for the polishing pads attachment. until i get comfortable with it. ill make sure to use your links! thank you for this video!
i just purchased the hose guide will use soon as weather permits. got my eyes on those dirt locks, time for me to upgrade my generic dirt trap which comes with my wash buckets which unfortunately is kinda small for the buckets ending up flipping out of place while using.
Thanks for watching Andrew! Is this your first purchase of Detail Guardz products? Once you get them, let me know how you enjoy using them! Enjoy your weekend.
@@PanTheOrganizer Yes it is. They will be replacing the guards in the bucket combos I bought off autogeek over the summer (brand: grit guard I believe). Thx, you as well.
Again, more useful information for the community! Thank you, your efforts are appreciated. I like to think that my wash/rinse bucket liquid never gets that dirty as I've been accused of washing "clean" vehicles. I use these as added insurance/piece of obsessive mind always. I actually feel "dirty" or incomplete if they are not in the buckets. 🤪😂
Thanks for such kind words. It's nice to see that my community of viewers is such positive minded and we're here to share our passion for detailing! :)
Loved this video. I've never seen these products before. Before anyone, to my knowledge, came up with 'guards', I was using a bowl size strainer I picked up at the 99 cents store, over 15 years ago. If you ever do an appearance in Southern California, let all of us know, I have a feeling you'll get a crowd.
Thanks Jim! I was in California in August for the Monterey Car Week and had a blast! I made a video about it here: ruclips.net/video/BrFEtB_NcDw/видео.html
Lest say you used a bucket you would use to wash the car to clean a buffing pad and let it sit for a couple of days. Would you recommend cleaning it and using it again for detailing or would you not use it for detailing anymore? Don’t want to damage the surface after doing a ceramic coat.
You would absolutely have to clean the bucket with an APC and brush and thoroughly rinse it, before reusing it to wash your car. I just use a separate dedicated bucket to wash pads with my pad washer. See my video: ruclips.net/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/видео.htmlsi=oahr3npkFYryxWgp
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 147 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
So do you put the dirt locks and vertical walls in each of your buckets? IM building a kit, and will run a two bucket method, plus a third for tire cleaning. How would you rig each bucket? Dirt lock filter and pump in each bucket and 360 side walls protection?? this could get expensive quick. How would u suggest I get started so I dont have to buy so much up front? Thanks for your videos, its getting me up to speed on detailing because ive been neglecting my vehicles and that needs to change.
In my two buckets, I add the Dirt Lock filters at the bottom. In the rinse bucket, that's where you would put the vertical walls and the pump, as that's where you scrub your dirty mitt to release the dirt, before dunking it back into your wash bucket.
Thanks for the update Pan…never knew about the vertical scrubber! Can you produce a video about how late / how cold in the year (I’m in Ontario) you can polish a car? Thanks!
Definitely going to buy this but wondering whether its not either the wall or either the pumpscrub; having both seems a bit too much, no? And if to choose, which one is best? And do you need this system for both wash and rince? Cause if you rince in the bucket with the guardz, then they should be clean to go back into the wash bucket, no?
Start with the Dirt Lock bucket filters first. That's the most important. And then, if you were to pick just one add-on, I would go for the scrub and pump system.
My guess would be yes, but you should perhaps reach out to the Detail Guardz and ask them to make sure. I would be curious to know the official answer too.
@@PanTheOrganizer The Dirt Lock lineup is safe for all sponges, applicators, microfibers, wash mitts, you name it... All the edges are soft and rounded, this way it helps prevent any damage to the wash media you are using. :)
Hi Pan, I was wondering...I bought my first new car yesterday. It was built just 3 weeks ago. When can I ceramic coat this thing? I will be using carpro's lineup uk3.0, gliss, flyby forte, dlux, and their leather coating
You can detail it as soon as you take delivery. The earlier you protect it the better. Watch how I protected my previous new BMW as soon as I had taken delivery (using mostly CarPro products) here: ruclips.net/video/dsCmJJDP3xo/видео.html
Hey Pan great vid! I like the the Dirtlock system above anything else, didn't know there where those sidewall etc... I hope they improved on the type of plastic they used because the edition I bought is floaty plastic, I drag my buckets around on trolleys and due to the vibrations the Dirtlock floats to the top and releases al the dirt back in to the water making the whole system useless. I use some aquarium rocks to keep it at the bottom lol
You probably have the first generation Dirt Lock filters, with the rubber foam pads on the feet right? They now solved that issue by offering the new generation with self-locking rubber tabs, that you can also buy for your existing Dirt Lock filters here: www.thedetailguardz.com/collections/detail-guardz/products/dirt-lock-premium-rubber-grip-attachment-4pk
@@PanTheOrganizer Yup, bought them when they first got out, time to didge the rocks and installing and put some rubbers on! Thanks for the info Pan, much appreciated 👊
when you have 5 Gallon bucket and a full 360 degree scrub wall and you put gamma seal on top its impossible to remove the dirt lock system attachements ,how you do for clean the bucket after you done the job ? you leave it inside forever or you remove the gamma seal each time ,, is kinda hard to remove the gamma seal so I want to know how you proceed . thanks !!
I think that is a practical problem if you really want the gamma lids. I read that elsewhere while researching this product. That’s the only part I don’t like, but I guess it’s not the end of the world.
Hey Pan! I was just thinking of you a few minutes ago 🙂 I got maybe a topic of video or a question for you: Now more and more car owners have a plastic protective film installed on the hood or front of the car to protect against the chipping and road damages. Can we use iron remover on these? Machine polish? Liquid wax? Etc. How to work on these parts of the car to avoid to damage them and/or to have a big difference between the covered parts and the non covered in the gloss. Thanks and continue to keep it tight and clean. 😉
You can use light polishes and the majority of protectants on PPF, yes, but avoid using a claybar as that could marr the surface. Perhaps check with the manufacturer of your specific PPF to see if there are any clear instructions of 'do's and don'ts".
Hey Pan I would love if you made a video about comparing water beading vs water sheeting and which you prefer for your cars? I think that would be great!
Hey! The Scrub and Pump only draws the cleaner water from above the Dirt Lock filter to pump into your wash media. Then the dirty was is cycled below and the process repeats itself to always provide you with cleaner water. 🙂
It changes absolutely nothing which color you get. It’s just a question of personal preference. You won’t see the dirt underneath the Dirt Lock regardless of what color you get. The openings are too small.
Great stuff Pan! Where can someone pickup one of those clear buckets at? Also, where can someone get those Bucket Dolly's i see you rolling your buckets around in?
Hey Pan, As always, an informative video. Quick question? Why hasn't anyone ever come up with this for the wheel bucket? If would seem to me that the wheels are usually the dirtiest part of the car, and we have to do 4 of them using the same tools. The likelihood of a contaminant getting picked by one wheel and transferred to another seems rather high? Wouldn't a grit guard for wheel tools help to minimize this?
@@PanTheOrganizer I guess the wall system would work. Maybe its the engineer in me, I'd love to see divider walls to section my wheel bucket into 4 quarters, that way each of my wheel tools can have their own space and it's easier to find the handles for each when doing the job.
Great video! These products look awesome! My question is do the Dirt Locks fit properly at the bottom of Chemical Guys 4.5 gallon buckets? I’m under the impression their buckets may not have the same bottom diameter as a standard 5 gal. Their red, blue, and, black translucent buckets would look great with matching Dirt Locks!
They fit pretty much any bucket, but I haven't tested the Chemical Guys ones. Perhaps drop an e-mail to the team at Detail Guardz to see what they say.
If you want the best, I just recently ordered this full buckets and dolly solution: bit.ly/3IpDprn I will have a video on it soon. If you're just looking for buckets, these are the best: bit.ly/3Ir74Rh (same as in the kit, but just the buckets alone)
Thank you. I look forward to it. I'd order the bucket and gamma seal for now, but the shipping cost is too high. I'm also considering the YETI bucket. Cost is a bit high, though. But free shipping at least.
Merci beaucoup Pan vraiment pratique , belle vidéo encore une fois ! Après avoir laver mon pickup j’ai des résidus dans mon windsheild qui ne veulent pas partir c’est comme un film ombrageux même avec le clarify ,sûrement ça vient de mon eau et non du produit megafoam ? Qu’est-ce que je pourrais prendre pour enlever ça selon toi ? Merci pour tes conseils suite à tes vidéos je me suis équipé pour entretenir mon pickup comme un pro !!
Est-ce à l'extérieur ou à l'intérieur? Souvent, ce film ombrageux est une mince couche huileuse ou graisseuse, c'est normal. Pour l'enlever du pare-brise, on utilise une efface magique (genre Mr Clean) avec un nettoyant multi-usage. J'en fais la démonstration dans cette vidéo: ruclips.net/video/kmjFcQ7T7TM/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer a l’extérieur et c’est toujours après l’avoir laver avec magafoam en premier et le shampoing ( Adams ) . Un énorme merci de m’avoir répondu et conseillé j’essaie ça et te redonne des nouvelles.surtout continue tes super vidéo c’est extrêmement intéressant et instructif ! ! !
Hi Pan. How long after applying carpro gliss can I top it with turtle wax ceramic graphene paste wax?. I'm doing my brand new black vehicle with carpro essence, uk3.0, gliss, and the wax. Hopefully it will look dripping wet
Great demo ,been using the grit guard for a few years,just added the hose guides to my xmas list and don't use alot of pads so will stick to the old fashioned hand wash for now 😀
I would like some help please. Im a beginner detailer and I have been asked to clean a second generation VW Scirocco. Its an old car awesome to clean and work on but I have gotten into a problem. The back wing is covered with a cloth or velvety like material. Older VW have that. I assume its glued so steam cleaning it is out of the question cause that could disolve the glue and ruin it. My question is how can I clean these vervelty parts. Its the back wing that is covered with it so its exposed to the elemenets. What product would you recommend from the things out there and what gadget needs to be used? A polstrey brush or a old toothbrush? Also by parts like these if I want to make in waterproof can I use impregnating spray? Wont that harm the glue cause what I have on my clothes stinks very much and has a very strong chemical smell. I dont want that material to get ditached from the wing. Thank You!
Very nice video. Im using grit guards from Meguiars but these are next level compared to mine. I have two questions. Do you use insect remover and which one? I think there's a video about it from 4 years ago, when there were only a few products, and now there are lots of them on them market (do you recommend any of them?). And the 2nd question... how the hell do you clean piano black trims? Do you recommend any specific interior detailer thats good, or are there other tricks? 😅 thanks in advance!
Awesome 👏 video Pan and a big 👍up to detail guardz for all those wonderful tools that pad washer system is the best I’ve seen for this year no joke it’s a little easier to use than the lake country system to me haha 😂 boy o boy Pan that’s the reason why you’re the boss and no other detailer can’t take it from you and that’s the best channel for detailing big time lol 😆 much love and thanks 🙏 for the review enjoy your weekend Pan 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✊✊✊✊✊✊👌👌👌👌👌👌👊👊👊👊👊💪💪💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🔐🔐💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
those canadian grit. guards man are amazing the best detail product shipping from state to state thats forusure it speaks for itself good video by the way my friend great detail information
Thanks Adrian! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Coatings specifically formulated for PPF (like CarPro Skin and Gtechniq Halo) won't last as long as traditional coatings. That's how they are formulated. You can still apply regular coatings on top of PPF.
It's ok but there are better ones out there in my opinion. Watch my 2021 car detailing products awards video to find out my top picks: ruclips.net/video/LkD22UGujmw/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer I am a gadget guy, it was several years ago now but you had a presentation of your equipment that you liked and used and that type of thing is right up my alley. I may not be able to afford the best but you always give inform us on what you think is the best bang for the buck and that is how I haveluved my life. If I can afford the best I will get it but many times I must stay on budget lol and get what I need rather than what I want, so for me you do a fantastic job at bringing quality to the table for me to save money and I take care of what I have so I treat it well and in return it will last a long time, I have thoroughly enjoyed your show as long as I have been watching thank you for your work and dedication to us Pan.
First gen Dirt Lock not good.. They do not fit 5 gallon buckets. Had weak leg friction so they will float up to the top. I added stainless smooth headed screws to the top ring for much needed friction. Like the hose chalks, work great.
They now sell self locking rubber tabs for those who had those issues with the first gen Dirt Locks. Here: www.thedetailguardz.com/collections/detail-guardz/products/dirt-lock-premium-rubber-grip-attachment-4pk
Someone needs to invent a battery operated bucket/filtering/pump setup for auto detailing. Basically filters the water while washing the car. Would be pricey but could see it working.
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⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3B1VrKX
Dirt Lock Scrub Wall 180/360 system attachment: amzn.to/3m2JfW2
Dirt Lock Pad Washer system (Just the attachment): amzn.to/3C9D8VG
Dirt Lock Pad Washer system (Complete kit): amzn.to/3vAOHTx
Dirt Lock Scrub and Pump system attachment (Just the attachment): amzn.to/3C78ThY
Dirt Lock Scrub and Pump system attachment (Complete kit): amzn.to/3pmISI8
Detail Guardz Hose Guides 4 Pack: amzn.to/3vMrNIZ
Detail Guardz Hose Guides 2 Pack: amzn.to/3B4IQHd
On Amazon USA: amzn.to/2ZiAFKf
Detail Guardz USA website: www.thedetailguardz.com
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Dirt Lock bucket filter: bit.ly/3iRlwGm
Dirt Lock Scrub Wall 180/360 system attachment: bit.ly/3AsI2vh
Pad Washer system attachment: bit.ly/3areOSU
Scrub and Pump system attachment: bit.ly/3oPlcvD
Detail Guardz hose guides: bit.ly/2X31qkY
On Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3ArGL7H
Detail Guardz Canada website: thedetailguardz.ca
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3oPaANf
Slim’s Detailing: www.slimsdetailing.co.uk
🇫🇷 For people in France:
Amazon France: amzn.to/3DwCxhg
Addict Auto: www.addictauto.com
🇩🇪 For people in Germany:
www.waschguru.de
My only regret in buying the Dirt Guardz pad cleaning system is that I didn't do it sooner. This is one of those products that will save you a ton of time and frustration. It used to take me at least 15 minutes to clean one pad and now it takes 3-5 minutes top. Plus, the pads come out looking like new saving me from having to buy new ones. It'll pay for itself in no time. Thanks Pan.
Those scrub walls look absolutely amazing. Detail Guardz really does have some innovative accessories for bucket washing among other detailing duties with the hose guards. I have 3 of the original Dirt Locks and the hose guides. I am definitely going to add that 360 degree scrub wall.
Yes they come up with clever and well engineered stuff!
It's really nice to see a product that has such attention to function and ergonomics.
I agree!
Got a few of their products a couple months ago, i thought it was expensive at first then when I felt the quality I would say it is worth it. Got their grit guard, washwall and 4pcs hose guide. All working great so far.
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I got the Scrub Walls and the new grip things a few weeks ago and love them. The grips alone are a huge step up from the foam deals they guards use to come with. Great engineering from Detail Guardz!
Yes I agree too! The self locking tabs are a nice upgrade!
What grip things?
@@JayyBird93 The original Dirt Locks had pieces of foam that were used to hold them on the bucket bottom sides but not there’s a rubberized replacement that hold 100% better in my case. I think they come standard now.
The scrub pump is AWESOME. My mitts still look new after use .. it really keeps them clean. Need to try the new scrub wall.
I agree!
I use two buckets, 6 microfiber mitts. One bucket has soap with all 6 mitts, the other bucket water only. One mitt per side, top, back, hood + spare for any dirtier area and then into the dirty bucket they go. I found this is the best way to keep 'crap' out of my mitts
I really like how the grit guard goes up the side of the bucket!! Such a cool design. Winding down on outside washes as its rapidly cooling down in Connecticut. Something for '22 for sure! The pad cleaner is also quite good. Thank You for sharing these. I love the hose guards. I bought them earlier this year. They work beautifully! I hope Your weekend contains a lot of fun!!
Thanks Jay! Hope you will have a great weekend too! I have two comedy shows lined up this weekend! Can't wait!
@@PanTheOrganizer Ahhh, laughter!! The best! Enjoy those comedy club events. It's a rainy Saturday now. Tomorrow is supposed to be nice, so maintenance washes a plenty are in the plans. Have a few laughs for Me!
I love their pad washer!! Works amazingly, and so easy to use!!!
I agree!
The best bucket guard on the market! With the help of your pad washing video I purchased the system last January and got to use it a few weeks ago for the first time. The cleaner is crazy good, thanks Pan!
My pleasure Damon! Hope you are doing well.
Great! Time to get new stuff! Keep having fun as you introduce new equipment, products, tools tips or tricks. 👍
Thanks!! I always like showing the latest and greatest to my audience!
Thanks again Pan, congratulations on your relationship with a great Canadian company. Enjoy the weekend sir.
Thanks, you too!
that's an eye opening video, I'm ashamed to say I've never used a grit guard. just ordered one and the side wall scrub. Thanks Pan 👍
Enjoy!
Watched, went to your Links and added 3 items to my Amazon “Wish List”. Will need after I’m out of my hotel in new home in February or March .
Oh yeah the new home coming soon!! Sweet!
That pump system reminds me of the bottle washers I used to sell back in my non professional brewing days. 😄 Fun cleaning toys.
Thanks for watching Scott!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for making videos!
I love the hose guides. I use them every time I wash a car
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Thank you for this video Pan! I've seen the lake country system, this system is more vast in a sense. I like that itd easy to maintain and store, I love that they're family owned and their results speak for themselves. Great video Pan!
Nice!!! Great product!!! Great company!
Thanks Sam!
I got the hose guides last month and they work great. Was debating on the dirt guards but I opted to just use several Microfiber mitts instead of just one to further minimize any scratching and swirling.
Cheers Pan, wow what a great line of products these people makes, genius minds for sure
Thanks Bernie!
I've had their dirt guards and hose guides for a while now and absolutely swear by both of them! Apparently I have potential to use the grit guard better, but the hose guides absolutely prevent hoses from getting snagged on tires and make washing so much smoother (pun intended!)
Hi Elliot, so would you say they are durable long term?
Absolutely!
I have had my set of Hose Guides since they were launched years ago and they are still like new. Everything they make is high quality.
Would you put the whole system in both buckets or just rinse bucket.
Dirt Lock filters in both buckets, for the Scrub Wall, the most important is the rinse bucket, as that's where you are going to rinse and scrub your mitt before introducing it into the soapy water in the wash bucket.
Great review Pan, the detail guards dirt lock system is amazing 👍👍
Thanks Eamon!
I just bought the Drit lock (the separator) and it's amazing quality, didn't use it yet but I can tell it's a great product! And when I saw the Canadian leaf on it I immediately thought of you Pan and smiled :)
Yeah made right here in Canada! Super high quality.
Hey Pan, I have all of the Detail Guardz products except for the pump& scrub. I think it’s the best stuff by far.
They sure do make quality products that's undeniable.
Great info Pan, thank you! 🙏
*I would like to see these dirt guards vs the Chemical Guys dirt guards.*
Well, for one thing, the Chemical Guy's Guards don't fit into the bottom of my standard-sized buckets.
Source garage tested them all. These were the preferred ones because of fit. The Chem guys did do a good job not letting stuff back up but they need to fit the bucket properly.
@@LKN4WAR thank you for your input. Any link to the video where they were tested them?
Only have used the tire guards, I need to try the other products, looks awesome.... you did a paaaaaaaaaaaantastic review on them
Oh you would love their stuff Mike!
This system looks very nice! Its nice to see it all works together and easy assembly! Great review once again 👏.
Thank you!
im not sure i would want to use a soggy pad while correcting! i understand once cleaned, you spin off the excess water with the polisher, but still pad will be damped..... love the design and simple concept, ease of use..etc..!
It is only slightly damp, and doesn't really affect the polishes. Same applies to any pad washer by the way, including the System 4000 by Lake Country I also tested on my channel. The key here is they get the pads clean. You would still get moisture as we normally prime pads anyways with a pad conditioner or polish. ;)
Also, keep in note that for a compound or polishing stage, you should be using multiple fresh pads during the correction anyways. I typically use 4 to 5 pads for compound and the same for polishing. In between passes, you can simply use a pad brush or compressed air to clean the pads between passes.
That means that you only have to use the pad washer at the very end of the entire process if you want. To clean your pads thoroughly before their next use. ;)
Hi Pam my name is Ron and I live near Reddeer Alberta. I wasn’t sure where to leave my question so I just went to your latest video. I drive a black 2021 Denali. Your videos have made a real difference in how I take care of my paint. I’ll quickly tell you what I did last time incase I made any mistakes. I washed it at the car wash I always chamois between the wash and the rinse then I brought it to my garage and I washed it again with armour all ultra shine it just something my kids bought me. After I dried it I used a clay bar I used Simoniz spray wax detailer as a lubricant I know you’re probably not gonna like that one then I used mothers gold ultimate wax system pure polish the step one. I don’t have a polisher but I use my drill with polishing pads I don’t know what I’m really doing there yet plus I’m very scared to do my black paint with a polisher. I took that off by hand. Next I put on Maguires hybrid ceramic wax the liquid I know you like that stuff also I put it on with my drill. Since then thought I bought turtle wax graphing flex wax and today I bought some new wash mitts and some chemical guys Hydro suds ceramic car wash soap I’m just on my way to the car wash now I usually just take an extra bucket with me with the car wash soap and instead of using their soap I’ll rinse my vehicle good and then use the wash mitt and soap and then rinse it off then I’ll bring it home and I’ll dry it with a microfibre towel. So after all that my question is. Is it alright to use spray 9 on my tires and rims. I know there are probably better options but it’s cheap and it does a nice job. Thanks Pan I’m glad your videos are here for me. My wife’s 2014 caravan looks great too because that’s my test vehicle lol. Thanks again sorry I should mention that I do know that I should use the iron remover and isopropyl alcohol after the polish but I’m on a bit of a budget
Omg I swear I typed Pan damn you auto correct
God these are SO ingenious! Man, why didn’t I think of them, darn it! I’m going to have to buy them all! Wow. Thank you!
You always learn new things on my channel! :)
My wife doesn't like me cleaning the pads in the house (I don't have a sink in my garage), so I really like the pad cleaning system. Well time to break out the CC (again!).
;) Tell your wife all your purchases are Pan Approved. Let me know how that goes! ;)
Accesorios que hacen una diferencia enorme,un saludo desde Puebla, México.👌
Those grit guards are legit. Way better than any other 1 out
Yeah the Dirt Lock water filters are super legit!
Great review Pan, really smart ideas that went into designing those equipment👏👏👏👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
These are awesome items, thanks again!
Thanks for watching Rocky!
I always thought you had to scrub the glove on the grit guard not pat them lol. I’ve been doing it wrong 😑
It depends which water filter you have. With the Dirt Lock, you scrub a bit (if you don’t have the Scrub Wall attachment) and then pump up and down.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks pan. will do it from now on dirt lock filter and all the attachments in the future. except for the polishing pads attachment. until i get comfortable with it. ill make sure to use your links! thank you for this video!
Thanks for the information.
Thanks for watching John!
i just purchased the hose guide will use soon as weather permits. got my eyes on those dirt locks, time for me to upgrade my generic dirt trap which comes with my wash buckets which unfortunately is kinda small for the buckets ending up flipping out of place while using.
can you make a video on how you clean your towels and things after you're done detailing?
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2:05 wow, great video ty. just ordered three.
Thanks for watching Andrew! Is this your first purchase of Detail Guardz products? Once you get them, let me know how you enjoy using them! Enjoy your weekend.
@@PanTheOrganizer Yes it is. They will be replacing the guards in the bucket combos I bought off autogeek over the summer (brand: grit guard I believe).
Thx, you as well.
Again, more useful information for the community! Thank you, your efforts are appreciated. I like to think that my wash/rinse bucket liquid never gets that dirty as I've been accused of washing "clean" vehicles. I use these as added insurance/piece of obsessive mind always. I actually feel "dirty" or incomplete if they are not in the buckets. 🤪😂
Thanks for such kind words. It's nice to see that my community of viewers is such positive minded and we're here to share our passion for detailing! :)
Nice tools but I prefer the multiple wash pads. Faster and easier and less tools
I agree. I've purchased a number of microfiber wash mitts and just switch them out as I wash the car.
That's fine too! What ever works for you. There are many ways to properly wash a car.
Loved this video. I've never seen these products before. Before anyone, to my knowledge, came up with 'guards', I was using a bowl size strainer I picked up at the 99 cents store, over 15 years ago. If you ever do an appearance in Southern California, let all of us know, I have a feeling you'll get a crowd.
Thanks Jim! I was in California in August for the Monterey Car Week and had a blast! I made a video about it here: ruclips.net/video/BrFEtB_NcDw/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer I watched that video when it hit. We need to know in advance to have a chance to meet you. Good luck.
Wow! thank you Pan! This defiantly helps
You are so welcome!
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Lest say you used a bucket you would use to wash the car to clean a buffing pad and let it sit for a couple of days. Would you recommend cleaning it and using it again for detailing or would you not use it for detailing anymore? Don’t want to damage the surface after doing a ceramic coat.
You would absolutely have to clean the bucket with an APC and brush and thoroughly rinse it, before reusing it to wash your car.
I just use a separate dedicated bucket to wash pads with my pad washer. See my video: ruclips.net/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/видео.htmlsi=oahr3npkFYryxWgp
@@PanTheOrganizergot it. I will just buy a new bucket for the peace of mind. Also interested to try one of these grit guards.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 147 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
So do you put the dirt locks and vertical walls in each of your buckets? IM building a kit, and will run a two bucket method, plus a third for tire cleaning. How would you rig each bucket? Dirt lock filter and pump in each bucket and 360 side walls protection?? this could get expensive quick. How would u suggest I get started so I dont have to buy so much up front? Thanks for your videos, its getting me up to speed on detailing because ive been neglecting my vehicles and that needs to change.
In my two buckets, I add the Dirt Lock filters at the bottom. In the rinse bucket, that's where you would put the vertical walls and the pump, as that's where you scrub your dirty mitt to release the dirt, before dunking it back into your wash bucket.
Thanks for the update Pan…never knew about the vertical scrubber! Can you produce a video about how late / how cold in the year (I’m in Ontario) you can polish a car? Thanks!
I never recommend using chemicals below 10C (50F). Ideally, the best temperature is near 20C (68F).
Definitely going to buy this but wondering whether its not either the wall or either the pumpscrub; having both seems a bit too much, no? And if to choose, which one is best?
And do you need this system for both wash and rince? Cause if you rince in the bucket with the guardz, then they should be clean to go back into the wash bucket, no?
Start with the Dirt Lock bucket filters first. That's the most important. And then, if you were to pick just one add-on, I would go for the scrub and pump system.
Intrigued by the pump. Assuming it would be OK for the BR & UB sponges, as well?
My guess would be yes, but you should perhaps reach out to the Detail Guardz and ask them to make sure. I would be curious to know the official answer too.
@@PanTheOrganizer The Dirt Lock lineup is safe for all sponges, applicators, microfibers, wash mitts, you name it... All the edges are soft and rounded, this way it helps prevent any damage to the wash media you are using. :)
Hi Pan, I was wondering...I bought my first new car yesterday. It was built just 3 weeks ago. When can I ceramic coat this thing? I will be using carpro's lineup uk3.0, gliss, flyby forte, dlux, and their leather coating
You can detail it as soon as you take delivery. The earlier you protect it the better. Watch how I protected my previous new BMW as soon as I had taken delivery (using mostly CarPro products) here: ruclips.net/video/dsCmJJDP3xo/видео.html
Wow new video! I’m so excited to catch this video while it’s still fresh. Love these new ones ☝️❤️✨
Glad you like them! Also wait until you see what I have coming next week!!! :)
@@PanTheOrganizer I can’t wait! I need it for my detailing addition ☝️😂
Man only one question, does the bottom placed dirt lock fit the regular home depot 5 gal bucket?
Hey Pan great vid! I like the the Dirtlock system above anything else, didn't know there where those sidewall etc... I hope they improved on the type of plastic they used because the edition I bought is floaty plastic, I drag my buckets around on trolleys and due to the vibrations the Dirtlock floats to the top and releases al the dirt back in to the water making the whole system useless. I use some aquarium rocks to keep it at the bottom lol
You probably have the first generation Dirt Lock filters, with the rubber foam pads on the feet right? They now solved that issue by offering the new generation with self-locking rubber tabs, that you can also buy for your existing Dirt Lock filters here: www.thedetailguardz.com/collections/detail-guardz/products/dirt-lock-premium-rubber-grip-attachment-4pk
@@PanTheOrganizer Yup, bought them when they first got out, time to didge the rocks and installing and put some rubbers on! Thanks for the info Pan, much appreciated 👊
Awesome review Pan. Just might be adding these to my Christmas list. Blessings from USA 🇺🇸
GGG 😎
Thanks for watching!
when you have 5 Gallon bucket and a full 360 degree scrub wall and you put gamma seal on top its impossible to remove the dirt lock system attachements ,how you do for clean the bucket after you done the job ? you leave it inside forever or you remove the gamma seal each time ,, is kinda hard to remove the gamma seal so I want to know how you proceed . thanks !!
I think that is a practical problem if you really want the gamma lids. I read that elsewhere while researching this product.
That’s the only part I don’t like, but I guess it’s not the end of the world.
I'm glad I saw your video, looking to upgrade my bucket system. Would you please send me a link to your buckets with the casters system? Ty
Connector plate for dollies: bit.ly/2ZIgwNE
Dolly for bucket: bit.ly/3BG2Obf
Car wash buckets: bit.ly/3jXXASm
Thank you@@PanTheOrganizer
Hey Pan! I was just thinking of you a few minutes ago 🙂
I got maybe a topic of video or a question for you: Now more and more car owners have a plastic protective film installed on the hood or front of the car to protect against the chipping and road damages.
Can we use iron remover on these? Machine polish? Liquid wax? Etc. How to work on these parts of the car to avoid to damage them and/or to have a big difference between the covered parts and the non covered in the gloss.
Thanks and continue to keep it tight and clean. 😉
Yes , Eagle one plastic & black Wheel cleaner...
PPF has self healing
You can use light polishes and the majority of protectants on PPF, yes, but avoid using a claybar as that could marr the surface. Perhaps check with the manufacturer of your specific PPF to see if there are any clear instructions of 'do's and don'ts".
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan!
Hey Pan I would love if you made a video about comparing water beading vs water sheeting and which you prefer for your cars? I think that would be great!
I've been using the chemical guys dirt catcher and it was trash, never did anything. I will definitely be buying this one now.
Do they make those for square bottomed buckets?
Not to my knowledge.
Enjoyed the video nice products. I had the hose guides on my wish list , i just added pad wash complete kit.. Stay Safe!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Pan, is it necessary to use Grit Guard in the Rinse Bucket? Thank you.
I have grit guards in both, but the most important is the wash bucket.
Using generic dirt trappers at the moment, looking forward to upgrading to these in future 💧
#nextlevel :)
HI Pan Great Vidz as always just to ask you with the pump is that not drawing up dirty water cheers Mark
Hey! The Scrub and Pump only draws the cleaner water from above the Dirt Lock filter to pump into your wash media. Then the dirty was is cycled below and the process repeats itself to always provide you with cleaner water. 🙂
@@TheDetailGuardz that great cheers mate 👍😀👍
What's the best colour? Wouldn't black be a bad decision due to being unable to see the dirt?
It changes absolutely nothing which color you get. It’s just a question of personal preference. You won’t see the dirt underneath the Dirt Lock regardless of what color you get. The openings are too small.
Great stuff Pan! Where can someone pickup one of those clear buckets at? Also, where can someone get those Bucket Dolly's i see you rolling your buckets around in?
This is my latest complete bucket solution: bit.ly/3CFXOGj
Would I need it for both buckets if I'm using a 2 bucket system?
I have filters in both buckets.
Thanks
Pan, what’s your preferred earphones to use while your car detailing and why? :)
My Bose Quiet Comfort headphones as they are light, comfortable and have noise cancelling technology.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan, figuring out Christmas gift ideas :)
Are you going to review chemical guys cyclone trap?
If I get enough viewer requests for it, sure.
@@PanTheOrganizer I have a question. What do you think of AMMO?
I was told it is really expensive stuff but does it work well?
Hey Pan, As always, an informative video. Quick question? Why hasn't anyone ever come up with this for the wheel bucket? If would seem to me that the wheels are usually the dirtiest part of the car, and we have to do 4 of them using the same tools. The likelihood of a contaminant getting picked by one wheel and transferred to another seems rather high? Wouldn't a grit guard for wheel tools help to minimize this?
You can certainly put their system in a dedicated bucket for wheels. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer I guess the wall system would work. Maybe its the engineer in me, I'd love to see divider walls to section my wheel bucket into 4 quarters, that way each of my wheel tools can have their own space and it's easier to find the handles for each when doing the job.
Definitely beats the conventional grit guards in the buckets, great video Pan. 👍🇨🇦
Thanks 👍
Great video! These products look awesome! My question is do the Dirt Locks fit properly at the bottom of Chemical Guys 4.5 gallon buckets? I’m under the impression their buckets may not have the same bottom diameter as a standard 5 gal. Their red, blue, and, black translucent buckets would look great with matching Dirt Locks!
They fit pretty much any bucket, but I haven't tested the Chemical Guys ones. Perhaps drop an e-mail to the team at Detail Guardz to see what they say.
They do 👌🏼
What about the bucket itself? Is there a particular bucket you recommend?
If you want the best, I just recently ordered this full buckets and dolly solution: bit.ly/3IpDprn
I will have a video on it soon. If you're just looking for buckets, these are the best: bit.ly/3Ir74Rh (same as in the kit, but just the buckets alone)
Thank you. I look forward to it. I'd order the bucket and gamma seal for now, but the shipping cost is too high. I'm also considering the YETI bucket. Cost is a bit high, though. But free shipping at least.
Merci beaucoup Pan vraiment pratique , belle vidéo encore une fois ! Après avoir laver mon pickup j’ai des résidus dans mon windsheild qui ne veulent pas partir c’est comme un film ombrageux même avec le clarify ,sûrement ça vient de mon eau et non du produit megafoam ? Qu’est-ce que je pourrais prendre pour enlever ça selon toi ? Merci pour tes conseils suite à tes vidéos je me suis équipé pour entretenir mon pickup comme un pro !!
Est-ce à l'extérieur ou à l'intérieur? Souvent, ce film ombrageux est une mince couche huileuse ou graisseuse, c'est normal. Pour l'enlever du pare-brise, on utilise une efface magique (genre Mr Clean) avec un nettoyant multi-usage. J'en fais la démonstration dans cette vidéo: ruclips.net/video/kmjFcQ7T7TM/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer a l’extérieur et c’est toujours après l’avoir laver avec magafoam en premier et le shampoing ( Adams ) . Un énorme merci de m’avoir répondu et conseillé j’essaie ça et te redonne des nouvelles.surtout continue tes super vidéo c’est extrêmement intéressant et instructif ! ! !
Hi Pan. How long after applying carpro gliss can I top it with turtle wax ceramic graphene paste wax?.
I'm doing my brand new black vehicle with carpro essence, uk3.0, gliss, and the wax. Hopefully it will look dripping wet
Wait 2 weeks before washing the car, and then you can start applying other toppers.
Great demo ,been using the grit guard for a few years,just added the hose guides to my xmas list and don't use alot of pads so will stick to the old fashioned hand wash for now 😀
You will love those hose guides. Still have my original set from years back, and they look like new. :)
I would like some help please. Im a beginner detailer and I have been asked to clean a second generation VW Scirocco. Its an old car awesome to clean and work on but I have gotten into a problem. The back wing is covered with a cloth or velvety like material. Older VW have that. I assume its glued so steam cleaning it is out of the question cause that could disolve the glue and ruin it. My question is how can I clean these vervelty parts. Its the back wing that is covered with it so its exposed to the elemenets. What product would you recommend from the things out there and what gadget needs to be used? A polstrey brush or a old toothbrush? Also by parts like these if I want to make in waterproof can I use impregnating spray? Wont that harm the glue cause what I have on my clothes stinks very much and has a very strong chemical smell. I dont want that material to get ditached from the wing. Thank You!
Hey there, what’s the diameter of the grit guard?
Very nice video. Im using grit guards from Meguiars but these are next level compared to mine.
I have two questions. Do you use insect remover and which one? I think there's a video about it from 4 years ago, when there were only a few products, and now there are lots of them on them market (do you recommend any of them?). And the 2nd question... how the hell do you clean piano black trims? Do you recommend any specific interior detailer thats good, or are there other tricks? 😅 thanks in advance!
I love the Detail Guardz Hose Guides, but they need to remind me not to back over them in the driveway!
Here is your reminder - Do not back over them in the driveway! :)
Hi Pan. Will the scrub-wall and dirt lock fit the 19L and 22L bucket?
They fit my 3.5 gal (13L) and 5 gal (19L) buckets. Beyond that, you would have to ask The Detail Guardz if they're ok.
Super vidéo je vais acheter le kit la pompe pour nettoyer les pads merci
Merci Serge! Bon weekend!
Wow 🤯 what a great tool
What's your favourite tool in their lineup?
Awesome 👏 video Pan and a big 👍up to detail guardz for all those wonderful tools that pad washer system is the best I’ve seen for this year no joke it’s a little easier to use than the lake country system to me haha 😂 boy o boy Pan that’s the reason why you’re the boss and no other detailer can’t take it from you and that’s the best channel for detailing big time lol 😆 much love and thanks 🙏 for the review enjoy your weekend Pan 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✊✊✊✊✊✊👌👌👌👌👌👌👊👊👊👊👊💪💪💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🔐🔐💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Oh cool, so you have a few Detail Guardz products too Kimo?
those canadian grit. guards man are amazing the best detail product shipping from state to state thats forusure it speaks for itself good video by the way my friend great detail information
Thanks Adrian! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Is there a coating you recommend for ppf? I was thinking about car pro skin but it seems longevity is not as good as regular coatings
Coatings specifically formulated for PPF (like CarPro Skin and Gtechniq Halo) won't last as long as traditional coatings. That's how they are formulated. You can still apply regular coatings on top of PPF.
Thank you very much for sharing your videos. It is a very good idea to add it to my arsenal. Blessings from LA California my friend 🤝🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching!
This whole time I've been using the chemical guys grit guards. Guess I gotta throw them away now. Thanks Pan! Go Canada!
Go Canada!! :)
@@PanTheOrganizer I am Mexican, though.
Awesome video, I didn’t even know these exist! Do those dirt guards work with Canadian tire buckets?
They work on most buckets 3 to 7 gallons
Hey Pan you should try out the Maguires Ultimate spray wax see it at my
Local stores but never thought it would be good
It's ok but there are better ones out there in my opinion. Watch my 2021 car detailing products awards video to find out my top picks: ruclips.net/video/LkD22UGujmw/видео.html
Salut pan . As tu tester le graphene cs3 de adams ? Merci !
Pas encore
@@PanTheOrganizer merci pour la reponse rapide !
Pan I have changed my IG account still watching you with anticipation of what comes next from you every week
Thanks for being such a faithful viewer of my videos Doug! What's your favourite video on my channel so far?
@@PanTheOrganizer I am a
@@PanTheOrganizer I am a gadget guy, it was several years ago now but you had a presentation of your equipment that you liked and used and that type of thing is right up my alley. I may not be able to afford the best but you always give inform us on what you think is the best bang for the buck and that is how I haveluved my life. If I can afford the best I will get it but many times I must stay on budget lol and get what I need rather than what I want, so for me you do a fantastic job at bringing quality to the table for me to save money and I take care of what I have so I treat it well and in return it will last a long time, I have thoroughly enjoyed your show as long as I have been watching thank you for your work and dedication to us Pan.
First gen Dirt Lock not good.. They do not fit 5 gallon buckets. Had weak leg friction so they will float up to the top. I added stainless smooth headed screws to the top ring for much needed friction. Like the hose chalks, work great.
They now sell self locking rubber tabs for those who had those issues with the first gen Dirt Locks. Here: www.thedetailguardz.com/collections/detail-guardz/products/dirt-lock-premium-rubber-grip-attachment-4pk
Did not know that, thank you for the link... Ordered a couple sets, also ordered two of the scrub & pumps and a 360 scrub wall from DetailGuardz .
Je me commande ça tout suite hahaha j’en avais du canadien tire mais cetais pas super 😅
Hehe oui en effet, ils n'ont pas ça chez Canadian Tire!
Merci pour les liens vers des vendeurs français 🙏🏻
Ça fait plaisir!
Someone needs to invent a battery operated bucket/filtering/pump setup for auto detailing. Basically filters the water while washing the car. Would be pricey but could see it working.
Hopefully a company reads this and starts thinking of that!!
Nice
Thanks
Hey Pan , how tall is the scrub wall ?
Approximately 10 inches tall once attached to the filter.