Is there a quick way to clean honeycomb grills?
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slickooz
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Have you tried something like this?
Lug Nut Brush,Clean Wheel Brush,clean brake calipers, clean lug nuts, boar's hair wheel brush, best wheel brush, wheel lug nuts
I never used Swissvax brush but they look similar. I also got some other brush that has a bigger diameter and softer bristle. I'll try to take a pic of it tomorrow.
Lug Nut Brush,Clean Wheel Brush,clean brake calipers, clean lug nuts, boar's hair wheel brush, best wheel brush, wheel lug nuts
I never used Swissvax brush but they look similar. I also got some other brush that has a bigger diameter and softer bristle. I'll try to take a pic of it tomorrow.
Stocktastic
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I use my old Meguiar's Slide Lock brush.
PA DETAILER
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some APC and these should do it.
The Edge Foam Detailing Tips, swab detailing tips, auto detail swabs, detail swabs
the black tipped foam.
The Edge Foam Detailing Tips, swab detailing tips, auto detail swabs, detail swabs
the black tipped foam.
Rei86
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cutter
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The Daytona jr brush may work.
I agree with Bunky. I've ordered two just for that purpose.
Individually cleaning each hole is never going to be quick. I have these foam swab sticks in my shopping cart:
Lake Country Detail Sticks, detailing sticks, motorcycle detail sticks, foam detail sticks
I can't think of any other way to put plastic dressing on, that would not make a mess. I thought of spraying 303 but it would run. Other than the foam swabs, you'd have to do the old poking a cloth into each hole with a screwdriver.
Lake Country Detail Sticks, detailing sticks, motorcycle detail sticks, foam detail sticks
I can't think of any other way to put plastic dressing on, that would not make a mess. I thought of spraying 303 but it would run. Other than the foam swabs, you'd have to do the old poking a cloth into each hole with a screwdriver.
ScottB
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rops:
Barry Theal
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Go to a store like A.C. Moore they have tons of stuff! Foam on sticks like you wouldn't think.
Twister
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I think thats too big for the small honeycomb.
I use the lugnut brush that was posted earlier. Works great
Deep Gloss Auto Salon
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You got that right! The smallest wheel woolie is exactly what i use for these grills.... Great call Ron!