Clean inside raised emblem?

[YankeeFan]

I saw a video a while ago where I think a brush was used on a high end car but don't remember and can't find the video. What do you use to clesn between the raised letters but not scratch or create swirls in and around the emblem?

Thanks,
Howard

[Dubbin1]

I use this brush 1” Round Detailing Brush (http://www.autogeek.net/b15.html)

[jpegs13]

I'd help, but you're a Yankee fan............hehe, j/k. Try this:
COBRA DETAILING BRUSH KIT- Three detailing brushes for those who demand the greatest attention to details! Crevice brushes, interior brush (http://www.autogeek.net/pindetbruski.html)

[ScottB]

I use the foam headed ones from Edge too ...

[Shane731]

Q-tip for me. Meguiar's Gold Class Sliding Lock brush works great as well if you can find one - they're discontinued now.

http://www.elitedetailer.com/images/Megs-Slide-Lock-Brush.jpg

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Detailing swabs and/or Q-Tips with a light/medium polish.

[Rsurfer]

APC and a boar's hair brush. If it's caked on polish, then cut a good quality 1" brush to about 1/2" to stiffin the bristles.

[YankeeFan]

I use the foam headed ones from Edge too ...

I like these too but I wish we were able to select the 10 brushes we wanted instead of getting a prefilled bag of ten.

Howard

[Tank_McNamara]

I go to my local hobby store and buy the small stiff bristle paint brushes. Put some tape around the end about a quarter inch from the end. Makes a perfect detail brush. I also use the same type of "tool" to apply eye shadow. The small triangle shaped foam applicators. I used to steal my wife's but learned my lesson there. My local hobby store sells them too.