car:washing
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| *California Dry Blade | *California Dry Blade | ||
| *Compressed air such as a leaf blower or other form of forced air | *Compressed air such as a leaf blower or other form of forced air | ||
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| Ok, if you have the required supplies you are ready to begin. The first thing you need to do when preparing to wash your car using the two-bucket method is to fill the buckets of course. When using two five gallon buckets you will need to fill one bucket with clean water, and the other with a mixture of car wash soap and water. Generally, it’s one ounce of car wash soap to every gallon of water. You will want to fill the soap bucket with four gallons of soapy water. The second bucket filled with clean water is used as a rinse; we will discuss this later. | Ok, if you have the required supplies you are ready to begin. The first thing you need to do when preparing to wash your car using the two-bucket method is to fill the buckets of course. When using two five gallon buckets you will need to fill one bucket with clean water, and the other with a mixture of car wash soap and water. Generally, it’s one ounce of car wash soap to every gallon of water. You will want to fill the soap bucket with four gallons of soapy water. The second bucket filled with clean water is used as a rinse; we will discuss this later. | ||
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