After a good washing I use canned or compressed air to blow them out until they are dry. :thumbs:Any one have any get methods for cleaning the honeycombs on the front? Mine are full of dirt/dust. When the water dries some or clean and some are still full of dirt. Anyone one found a good method to get them all clean?![]()
I am sure this would probably work but like TexSon I wanted to water & potential dirt remaining blasted out of the honeycomb. I didn't want it to dry in place.I was thinking yesterday that we could also use a basic hair dryer to blow them dry.
Another great idea, I have a leaf blower sitting in the shed. I will have to get it out next time I wash Missy. :thumbs:I use my leaf blower to knock all the water out. It works great and keeps the honeycombs clean. Blower works on clearing the water out of the hood vents and the side vents as well - eliminates the annoying stray drops. I follow the blower with microfibre towel and voila - pretty car!
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NO KIDDING! :lol: :lol: :lol: It always waits until you are driving down the road to drain out across the hood.Don't forget that nasty spot just under the Saturn logo on the front as well.
I swear a quart of water comes out!
I thought it was mandatory that you open everythingPlus--Every time I wash my SKY I lift the hood, the trunk, and the door wells & wipe EVERYTHING I can. He sure does stay clean (yes...my SKY is a HE!)
I was thinking yesterday that we could also use a basic hair dryer to blow them dry.
Use a spray waterhose nozzle to get dirt loose and out, then use leaf blower to dry. Works well. If you live in a neighborhood where the gas leafblower noise is going to upset someone, get the electric version. They still send out 300+ CFM at 200mph.I am sure this would probably work but like TexSon I wanted to water & potential dirt remaining blasted out of the honeycomb. I didn't want it to dry in place.