Bucket

dsemmler

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This is probably a really dumb question but I am planning to use the 2 bucket method with a grit guard in each bucket. Will any 5 gallon bucket do the job or should I look for one from a specific store? Not sure if any of the cheap buckets would have chemicals from the plastic or anything.

I know the Home Depot has buckets in the painting area and I just read a thread that commented Target has some buckets that have a GG (or something similar) already in them. I am sure the local car parts stores have buckets as well, as does Walmart.

Just being paranoid about doing something to ruin my new car but I thought that I would ask anyway.

Derek
 
I've used buckets that started with anything from laundry detergent to soy sauce in them. The trick is to rinse the bucket out a couple of times to rinse out any former product residue. As long as you stay away from buckets that once contained concrete or lime you'll be fine.
 
tubafeak said:
As long as you stay away from buckets that once contained concrete or lime you'll be fine.

Thanks for the confirmation. My box of PB products just arrived and now I am waiting on my stuff from PAC, once that arrives I will be giving my new car the first detail.

Derek
 
tubafeak said:
I've used buckets that started with anything from laundry detergent to soy sauce in them. .

where did you ever get a bucket of Soy Sauce:confused: :rofl :lmfao

and yeah everything else he said:lol
 
I use two of the HD buckets.

I have LOTS of buckets around the house since I have a 180 gallon reef tank :)

I have to haul LOTS of water, but my car wash buckets are dedicated to that now.
 
My mom came home with a 5-gallon bucket of soy sauce from a wholesale club or a restaurant supply store. Either that or a caterer gave it to her, she runs a meeting room at OSU and she gets a lot of stuff from caterers. All I know is that it's a good bucket.
 
All I know is don't go to Shucks/Checker/Kragen for a bucket. They only carry one blue pos.
 
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