body crevices

[paradog]

you know those spaces that 2 or more body sections meet...what do you use to get the dirt out of there...toothbrush?

[D]

Clay.

[ltoman]

I say toothbrush. Works great for me.

Hey, sounds like a post for Scott.... Scott, you out there???? Lots room for jokes with this one!!
hee hee

Lauren ( running out of the room)

[bambo2888]

toilet paper, hehehe

[Jdm]

horsehair paint brush has worked well for me.

[ASPHALT ROCKET]

Use a long q-tip or there is a long q-tip with foam at tip.

[paradog]

hmmmm...anyone else

[MikeyC]

horsehair paint brush has worked well for me.

:iagree:

A paint brush works really well for this. I just dip it in my wash bucket and go to town on cracks & crevices on the car. If it has a metal sleave on the brush cover it with tape to prevent it from scratching the paint.

[sparkie]

:iagree:

A paint brush works really well for this. I just dip it in my wash bucket and go to town on cracks & crevices on the car. If it has a metal sleave on the brush cover it with tape to prevent it from scratching the paint.
Me too!

[RTexasF]

I spray the brush and the crevice with a QD and go to town. Once finished wipe it down and bada bing you're done.

[sparkie]

See
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m139/sparkymm6/Carwash003.jpg

[orngez]

foam paint brushes...all foam with no metal collar holding the bristles...they are always cut in a flat wedge shapes so the "blade" of the brush goes perfect into the cracks...and the foam is molded over the handle...no real change of scratching the paint with the handle either

[BILL]

Me too!


Me Three;)

[AL417]

foam paint brushes...all foam with no metal collar holding the bristles...they are always cut in a flat wedge shapes so the "blade" of the brush goes perfect into the cracks...and the foam is molded over the handle...no real change of scratching the paint with the handle either
:iagree: I use the foam brushes too. A little QD and you're good to go.