I like the honeycomb grill on the Mustang but it sure is a pain to clean,especially in the corners. Anyone found an easy way?

 

umm try using an old toothbrush lol

 

Q-tips.

 

Spray on Pam before putting the meat on.. Oh the MUSTANG grill. I got confused. I used the old toothbrush trick yesterday. Seems like every nook and cranny had a dead bug, butterfly or moth in it. I feel like such a killer.

 

I also use an old toothbrush. Everyone should have one in the car cleaning kit.

 

hehe dam i dont even have a car and i know this...I spend too much time cleaning my dads car lol

 

I use a water hose.

 

BAN THE MUSTANGS! THAT'S ANIMAL CRUELTY!

 

are u trying to be funny? cause i t isnt working....Suggestion: Dont quit ur day job...

 

Wow.......What a bitter person you are today Big D. Pop a vicodin and relax, if his comment made one person laugh then it brought a little more happines to the world.

 

I laughed B)

 

meh...

 

A drop of soap in a 16oz spray mist bottle and a soft bristle 2" paint brush. Spray a mist and clean with brush, use a clean rag to keep cleaning the water and dirt off the brush. The clean brush will dry the surface of grill. Show car clean.

 

Summer has not hit here yet so no stang out for a bit but what I can suggest is get a soft brissle floor scrub brush from house wares at the local store ,it will cover more area than the tooth brush and a good cleaner works well .
I use "spray 9" on my tires to clean them and give all plastic on my trucks a mist and a scrub with this it's a great cleaner (it is a good strong cleaner try to avoid getting this on your paint it can remove the car wax ),if you are not sure try it in a small area with the tooth brush to see if you are happy with the product .

Now you may think this is funny but I use "mop & glow" on hard "unpainted" plastic on the outside of the cars and trucks (after all this product is for vinyl which is a plastic ) .Again try this on a small area by putting the mop & glow on a clean cloth rag and use this in a non see able area to check that this is ok for what you want .This will give the grill a more high gloss look and be more "BUG" resistant.

 

At my local coin op do it yourself carwash they have this "presoak" stuff that just free's up all those gnarly bugs, beetles, birds and Honda's. Works great!

Then I just spray down with soap, then water, then I go home and dry it up. (I live really close to it)

Oh and I have about a gajillion coats of wax on it too... it helps

 

You put wax on the grille?

 

Doh... Nope I just added that in there. That presoak does an awesome job on the grill and fogs.

 

I sit down in front of the car and go through each honycomb using a soft towel with lots of soap and q-tips when absolutely necessary...

However I like Badsnke98 idea of a really soft 2" paint brush to clean it - I am going to try it..thanks!

 

Open the hood when you want to clean the grill.......much easier.

 

I just finished a trip and soaked the front end several times while I was washing the car. When I was through with the rest of the car, I used high pressure from the hose and it took care of 90 percent. Only had to use a brush on the Hondas!