Stupid Engine Detailing Tip

[arjo.reich]

OK, while I may have been born & raised in the Motor City, I've been living in Tennessee so please forgive my recheck ingenuity, this idea just came to me so i fashioned the prototype with items on hand.

I think, when I get some time, I'm going to rework this to use a rounded piece of a rubberized fiberglass rod but if you're looking for a way to apply your rubber/vinyl/plastic trim detailer to those impossible to reach areas in your engine compartment, this will definitely work in a pinch.

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Lucky Joe,
Wannabe Detailer

Sent from my HTC DNA

[dcjredline]

Nice tip

[Colinpd137]

Nice tip

x2 (pun intended? :xyxthumbs:)
cool idea!

[Bunky]

You have to be creative sometimes to get the job done.

[Pats300zx]

Been doing it for years :)

[Johny B]

Thanks for the tip.

[Ridebyshootings]

great idea! Ive got a set of pimp stixx from my motorcycle detailing days and have fashioned something simular. Love those no buck and low buck tips!
Drew

[BobbyG]

Necessity is the mother of invention...:props:

[locoandroid]

cool tip

[GenesisCoupe]

That's a great tip..i totally forgot about those brushes.

[dooyaunastan]

Heh, I actually just took a super thick coat hanger I had and cut it apart, just gotta think of a way to get some sort of wash media hooked snugly onto the end and bam, cheap wheel woolie!

[Kyle@PrecisionPolish]

Steamer!! lol close to the same cost no?

[zmanjohn]

Cool tip, thanks for sharing.