Auto Finesse Clear Detailing Bucket + Grit Guard

The evolution of the world-famous Auto Finesse Detailing Bucket has landed! Our Detailing buckets have been designed as the ultimate car cleaning accessory and engineered using heavy-duty, industrial-grade materials for extra durability and to ensure it will withstand a lifetime of professional use and abuse. Featuring an oversized 20-litre capacity for increased dilution of contaminants, and to further reduce the chance of dirt recirculation back into your wash media, the extra-large Detailer Bucket is emblazoned with our classic logo and finished in a transparent colour-way for increased visibility. Bucket supplied with dirt guard.

Key Features:

• Heavy duty detailing bucket
• Supplied complete with a dirt guard
• Featuring an oversized 20-litre capacity
• Emblazoned with our classic logo

Heavy duty Detailing Bucket

Our Detailing buckets have been designed as the ultimate car cleaning accessory and engineered using heavy-duty, industrial-grade materials for extra durability and to ensure it will withstand a lifetime of professional use and abuse.

Supplied with a dirt guard

All buckets are supplied with a grit guard, this helps prevent your wash media from touching the bottom off the bucket where particles of grit and grime will always sink to. This will help prevent causing any swirl marks at the wash stage.

How Many Buckets Do You Need To Wash A Car?

Since the beginning of time - or the beginning of proper detailing anyway - the classic two bucket wash has been a staple in keeping paintwork as swirl-free as possible. But that said, one huge detailing mistake we see time and time again is only having two buckets for an entire wash stage. The reality of course, is that for the perfect swirl-free wet work you actually need three…

Huge 20-litre capacity

This means that there's half the chance of any particulate being recirculated around in the water and back onto your mitt. In reality, it's far less chance than that with a detailing bucket, the grime will be in the bottom, and it's unlikely you're going to go down there swishing around with your mitt, or leaving it at the bottom of your bucket. In this way, it's surprising just how effective a simple change in fluid capacity can be.