THE STUFF THAT LASTS.

Soap runs out. Tools do not. This is the accessory side of a wash, the gear you buy once and keep reaching for: the bucket, the two wash tools, the drying towel, and the hose guides that stop your line from catching a tire. Pick which 16 oz soap you want thrown in and you are set up to wash properly instead of improvising with what is in the garage.

• Two wash tools, split top and bottom: The Soap Hand goes over your hand for the upper panels. The Soap Box takes the rockers, lower doors, and bumpers where the heavy grit lives. Keeping them separate is the single biggest thing you can do to keep swirls out of the paint.
• The Drying Dutchman moves real water: At 30 x 30 it pulls a full vehicle dry without you wringing it out every panel, and it is soft enough to lay on paint without dragging.
• A clear bucket is not a gimmick: You can see how filthy your water is getting. If you cannot see the bottom, dump it. Guessing is how grit ends up back on the paint.
• The Gliders solve the hose problem: Four dual roller guides, one for each corner. Your hose rolls past the tire instead of wedging under it and yanking the nozzle out of your hand.
• Your soap, your call: Shift if you are running a ceramic coating and want the hydrophobics boosted. Shine if you want wash and wax in one step. Hot Shot if you want a straight pH neutral high foam wash.
• Add a second bucket for the full method: One bucket washes. Two buckets is the safe way, one for soap and one to rinse the tool out. Grab a second Shine Supply bucket and a grit guard when you are ready to run it right.
• Nothing here expires: Every tool in this kit outlasts a dozen bottles of soap. This is the buy once part of the setup.

Kit includes:

• (1) Shine Supply Bucket, 2.5 Gallon
• (1) The Soap Hand Wash Mitt
• (1) The Soap Box Wash Pad
• (1) The Drying Dutchman Towel, 30 x 30
• (1) The Gliders Hose Guides, 4 Pack
• (1) Your choice of 16 oz. soap: Shift Ceramic Coating Soap, Shine Wash & Wax Soap, or Hot Shot High Foam Soap

How to Use

1. Set the Gliders out first. One in front of or behind each tire, rollers facing up, then run your hose over them. Do this before you turn the water on and you will never fight the hose again.
2. Fill the bucket. Add 2 to 4 oz of your soap to the Shine Supply Bucket and fill it with a strong stream of water to build the suds.
3. Rinse the vehicle. Top down, knocking the loose dirt off before you make contact with anything.
4. Upper panels with The Soap Hand. Roof, glass, hood, upper doors. Straight line passes, one section at a time, reloading from the bucket as you go.
5. Lower sections with The Soap Box. Rockers, lower doors, bumpers. Once that pad has been down low, it never comes back up.
6. Rinse it clean. Full rinse, top down again.
7. Dry with the Drying Dutchman. Lay it on the panel and pull it across. Let the towel move the water instead of pushing it around.
8. Pick the Gliders up. Before anyone drives off.

Running two buckets? Same steps, one change: rinse the tool in the second bucket after every panel and reload from the soap bucket. That is what keeps the grit you just pulled off the car from going back onto it.