Shock Horror - Single Bucket with a sponge
17 April 2006, 10:01 PM
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Shock Horror - Single Bucket with a sponge
Just watched 5th Gear
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Paul Dalton Worlds Best Car Cleaner and a £6000 pot of Wax
He charges upto £5k to wash a car !!!!!
Did he use 2 buckets NO
Did he use a Sponge YES
Featuring
Paul Dalton Worlds Best Car Cleaner and a £6000 pot of Wax
He charges upto £5k to wash a car !!!!!
Did he use 2 buckets NO
Did he use a Sponge YES
17 April 2006, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by phil_stephens
Just watched 5th Gear
Featuring
Paul Dalton Worlds Best Car Cleaner and a £6000 pot of Wax
He charges upto £5k to wash a car !!!!!
Did he use 2 buckets NO
Did he use a Sponge YES
Featuring
Paul Dalton Worlds Best Car Cleaner and a £6000 pot of Wax
He charges upto £5k to wash a car !!!!!
Did he use 2 buckets NO
Did he use a Sponge YES
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17 April 2006, 11:49 PM
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Lol, had a few folk off detailing world on the blower tonight... "Rich, quit packing orders and check this out, Paul's using a single bucket!". To be honest I'm shocked... his work is top class, but a sponge and a single bucket? That said, context is everything. If I wash again after claying then I only use a single bucket. So, was he washing properly, or just doing a quick wash mid way through a detail (I didn't see the programme)?
18 April 2006, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Polished Bliss
Lol, had a few folk off detailing world on the blower tonight... "Rich, quit packing orders and check this out, Paul's using a single bucket!". To be honest I'm shocked... his work is top class, but a sponge and a single bucket? That said, context is everything. If I wash again after claying then I only use a single bucket. So, was he washing properly, or just doing a quick wash mid way through a detail (I didn't see the programme)?
18 April 2006, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Jamesemt
Nope the bucket wash appeared to be straight after the jet wash...its repeated tonight at around midnight...
18 April 2006, 10:22 AM
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21 April 2006, 09:53 AM
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True, but why chance making swirls or scrathes in the first place? Less effort required when buffing then.
For someone charging that much for a wash you would have thought he could afford a second bucket!
For someone charging that much for a wash you would have thought he could afford a second bucket!
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Originally Posted by StickyMicky
be honest??? is it really such a bad thing if the car is being buffed afterwards??
think about it?
think about it?
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