Cleaning grill
3/30/05, 12:05 PM
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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.
3/30/05, 12:11 PM
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Originally posted by azlitigator@March 30, 2005, 1:08 PM
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.
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.
3/30/05, 02:04 PM
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Originally posted by iiibdsiil@March 30, 2005, 2:58 PM
BAN THE MUSTANGS! THAT'S ANIMAL CRUELTY!
BAN THE MUSTANGS! THAT'S ANIMAL CRUELTY!
3/30/05, 03:57 PM
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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. 
3/30/05, 05:39 PM
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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.
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.
3/30/05, 06:00 PM
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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
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
3/30/05, 06:05 PM
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Originally posted by SixtySix@March 30, 2005, 7:03 PM
Oh and I have about a gajillion coats of wax on it too... it helps
Oh and I have about a gajillion coats of wax on it too... it helps
3/30/05, 07:46 PM
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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!
However I like Badsnke98 idea of a really soft 2" paint brush to clean it - I am going to try it..thanks!
3/30/05, 09:18 PM
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Originally posted by SixtySix@March 30, 2005, 5:22 PM
Doh... Nope I just added that in there. That presoak does an awesome job on the grill and fogs.
Doh... Nope I just added that in there. That presoak does an awesome job on the grill and fogs.