I recently picked up a 2013 Mustang from San Angelo, TX and it doesn't look like the door jambs were ever wiped down. The trunk jamb looks like the bottom side of a 4x4 pickup, I'm going to have to use the shop-vac to get most of the dirt out of there.
Is there a preferred/best/easiest way to get these jambs clean? I wiped out what I could from the door jambs from this weekends detail but some dirt still remains. I see waterless and rinseless washes, would either of these do the trick or should I just go full on APC?
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I recently picked up a 2013 Mustang from San Angelo, TX and it doesn't look like the door jambs were ever wiped down. The trunk jamb looks like the bottom side of a 4x4 pickup, I'm going to have to use the shop-vac to get most of the dirt out of there.
Is there a preferred/best/easiest way to get these jambs clean? I wiped out what I could from the door jambs from this weekends detail but some dirt still remains. I see waterless and rinseless washes, would either of these do the trick or should I just go full on APC?
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