1036AP2

just did a crazy job: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=647549

i was wondering how to remove the polish and wax from the small crevices.

i used a small brush but was wondering if there is a better way...

Vanishing Point

I've used this device with great success in combination with the detailing socks found at the bottom of the page. I eventually made my own version of the socks out of worn micro fiber towels and the combination works well for any tight areas that are hard to access.


http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/car+ca...stick+system.do

SpecC

i use swissvax detail brush. it's small and you can angle it however you want. very well built too! doesn't much many hairs

1036AP2

do you have any shots of the brushes in use? i dont understand how these brushes work

Vanishing Point

^ I don't have any pictures in use, the rods screw together at various angles in order to get into tight places. The "socks" fit over the plastic heads on the end of the rods and work well.

or try this alternative to the above for cleaning those hard to get at places.

http://www.superbrush.com/catalog.htm

krshultz

For something like the "S2000" badge on the fenders, for example, I use brushes, Q-Tips, or a small corner of a folded microfiber towel. For panel gaps, I use a towel folded in half and sort of wedged into the gap.

PapiChulo

The detailing sticks from Griots are "replacements" for a screwdriver pretty much. You put the type of tip you need on the rod you need (straight or the angled one) once you assembled the combo you need you slide a MF cloth over it and clean

SpecC

i also can recommend these

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/foam...ling-sticks.htm

autogeek sells them too but their shipping is rape

1036AP2

what about getting in super small crevices... like the cracks on the door handle?
keyhole liner...?