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I have been reading many of the posts on this site and decided to join this morning. I bought my first truck a 2005 F150 Supercrew a couple months ago. I have noticed many references to the two bucket method and I could not find details could someone help me?
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Use 2 buckets to wash. One holds your soapy water, the other clean rinse water to rinse out your wash mitt as you go along. This keeps the grit from being ground into the surface. Hey, welcome to the site.
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welcome
Welcome, and yes the two buckets tech is working 
that is usually how you do it but I would add a pressure washer if you are going mudding because the bucket is not going to cut it 
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that is usually how you do it but I would add a pressure washer if you are going mudding because the bucket is not going to cut it https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=7504
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7 and more
Originally Posted by ddellwo
For this I recommend the seven-bucket method.....
that s waht you get for having fun and the worst...I did it again in the hossier national forest. Took me only one day to clean it this time 
