I commonly find that cleaning and waxing the black plastic grilles on my vehicles takes quite a while. I searched here, but came up empty for anyone using the small flitz for this purpose. Curious if you might even be able to apply and remove a product in these hard to access areas. Any thoughts? Experience?
Fitz buff ball -- will this work for lower grille, etc?
- Thread starter Wadey
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FUNX650
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Sure...I've used smaller-sized bobs...
{not to be confused with me: Big Bob
} to apply/remove
various products on painted and/or non-painted black plastic grilles---even grilles that are powdered coated or "chromed": With excellent, and time-saving results.
Bob
{not to be confused with me: Big Bob
} to apply/remove various products on painted and/or non-painted black plastic grilles---even grilles that are powdered coated or "chromed": With excellent, and time-saving results.
Bob