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Old 09-07-2010, 09:47 AM
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Off course, grit guards!! Never heard of them! LOL... That's good to know, i'll be looking for those. Thanks for the enlightment!!!!
 
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Originally Posted by ericemery
right. it helps keep sand and grit from getting on your sponge/wash mitt and scratching your paint. Swirls are small scratches, and the 2 bucket method with grit guards has greatly reduced them for me.

If you have a dark colored vehicle, or was different people cars... they are a must have, in my book.
Now if only I had a hose and a place to actually wash it, lol. (The few places around here with the do it yourself bays are always too busy for bucketwashing, I have the detail shop down the street do a hand wash for $10 when it needs it)
 
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So I smoked out the lights today one is a little darker then the other so i will wetsand the one and add a little more tint to it.
 



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