Help me clean the tight spots

[CMorg]

I cannot for the life of me get my air vents looking perfect. I dont know what to use. I tried Q Tips and got alot out. What else should I use ?

[Kustom_FX]

I went to the DIY store and bought a couple different diameter dowel rods. Then I cut up one of my VRT Super Block Dressing Applicator and super glued them on the ends. I use them in the engine, interior, door jambs. Wherever I need a little extra length and or a tight space.

 

Im at work I would post some pics... Hope this helps.

[CMorg]

Thats a great Idea. I think I have some dowel rods here. I have some foam , but its not Adams , it is just something that came in a shipment I got , looks like the same stuff , but it was used as packaging ?

[BlueGenCoupe]

I went to the DIY store and bought a couple different diameter dowel rods. Then I cut up one of my VRT Super Block Dressing Applicator and super glued them on the ends. I use them in the engine, interior, door jambs. Wherever I need a little extra length and or a tight space.

 

Im at work I would post some pics... Hope this helps.

 

Sounds good, but I need some visualization:jester: Post some pics

[Chris@Adams]

Try this!!:thumbsup:

Adam's In & Out Spray Dressing

 

 

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[krewsman]

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[crowvet]

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[GXPaycheck]

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12272

[Robert]

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12272

 

I use the same, very cheap for a mixed bag at Home Depot.

[RedexInLA]

No need to dress it until it's clean.

A small foam paint brush works well, I tried it, saw a tip here.

[Team Adam's]

the lug nut brush can also be used for this... just use it dry.

[StoneGrinder]

Clint,

 

If you are talking about 'cleaning' your air vents, the lug nut brush should work well. If you need something smaller or stiffer, I might suggest a 1" or even 1/2" chip brush from a hardware store. If you cut the bristles down, you can get pretty aggressive with them. And you won't have to chop up a good Adam's brush . You might want to put a wrap of tape over the metal on the brush, some have sharp edges that you won't want near your dash.

 

If a brush alone won't get you there, try some Interior Cleaner. Just make sure you have a towel handy to catch the potential drips. When you are all finished, turn the fan on high to help blow any excess out but cover the vents with a towel so you don't blow it all over your freshly detailed interior.