Tooth brush on trim??

[MrWaxer]

Has anybody ever used a tooth brush to remove wax and polish from emblems???

[dave40co]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

Has anybody ever used a tooth brush to remove wax and polish from emblems???

I have, but I wrap it with a MF.

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

Using a tooth brush or other fine detailing brush is common practice for removing dried waxes/polishes/cleaners from tight areas. You may find that a quick spritz of Quik Detailer or similar will help with the process. Just make sure to take a gentle approach with any brush (don't scrub with a lot of pressure if you can avoid it) and wipe the area dry with a clean microfiber towel.

[Zuke]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

What i like to do is use one of the cheap-o brushes you can get anywhere, one side has a brush, the other a rubber wedge i guess you would call it. I like to wrap a damp interior wipe around the rubber end and run that along any trim or crevise. Sorry i don't have spell check wowzer.

[MrWaxer]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

Thank's for the info guy's..I waxed and polished my wifes PT Cruiser and i noticed dried wax and polish around the emblem's..

[Alex C.]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

Detail stix or a sash paintbrush.

[Tuck91]

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Quik Detailer,a microfiber, and some passion always work for me.

[Calais]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

I bought a brush at Pep Boys that has a nice soft bristled brush on one end and a rubber knife looking thing on the other end for getting into cracks. I loosen and break it up with the rubber knife and then brush it out with the brush end; its the best last-minute tool for car shows and during a detail.

[Sal329]

Re: Tooth brush on trim??

Toothbrush with something used as Lube like a QD will work