Cowl grills cleaning tip

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Cleaning between the cowl grill slats has always been a PITA.

I’ve tried Q-tips and small bottle brushes, but I recently decided something better was needed.

so I spent a couple minutes with my Dremel and a nylon toothbrush and created the best tool yet.

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Using that narrow brush and my favorite detailer spray, I can easily clean both grills in just a few minutes.

try it, you’ll like it. 😉

Larry

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sjdennisMember

Great idea Larry! Thanks for the tip 👍

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