Auto detailing question

[Ign]

What do detail guys use to remove mud from speaker grilles? BTW Ram, kinda a dumb location for speakers!

 

[one9gt]

Does the grill seperate from the door panel? If so, you can just remove it then wash with soap and water


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[CJ7VFR]

one9gt's idea is the best if you can remove the grill.

If you can't you can use an old tooth brush and a vacuum.

Turn on the vacuum, put it near the dirt, and use the tooth brush to loosen the dirt so it gets sucked up in the vacuum.

If the tooth brush does not get it all out, you can use a toothpick to loosen the dirt if your careful.

Jim

 

[Movover]

I use a small nylon brush, little more stiffer than a toothbrush, vacuum and a qtip

 

[CJ7VFR]

I use a small nylon brush, little more stiffer than a toothbrush, vacuum and a qtip

 

[Roberts210]

I'd use a wet towel to moisten the mud and then **** it out with a shopvac.

 

[rshadd]

I'd spray some detail spray on one of my stiff brushes and stab at it. Then dry with a microfiber towel.

A small paint brush with the bristles cut down can be effective for larger areas.

 

[Monte]

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