When your in a park that won't let you wash
What tricks do you use to keep it clean. I see some guys using a long handle mop device with a changeable pad and some chemical. I know not to do this when it's really dirty but how about just to kee...
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lfeather wrote:
I give it a sponge bath with pure water. I use a large sponge, a bucket for water, several microfiber rags and a ladder. I do small sections at a time by wetting/wiping with the wet sponge, then dry with microfiber. When bucket water starts getting dirty, I replenish with clean water.
I suggest you change out your sponge (sponges retain particles in their crevices) for a lambs wool pad and use two buckets. One for soap and one with clear water to clean the pad. Your soap bucket should never get dirty or in your case if your water is getting "dirty" then you're brining that dirt from the bucket to the paint. If you use only water ( i know some people who swear by this) then use two buckets of water.
The 2 bucket cleaning method has been the standard to lessen paint damage for a very long time.