Cleanining inbetween badges?

[Daz.]

The missus' new corsa has come up really well bar the gaps inbtween all the badges, being stuck on and in good condition I don't want to take them off if I can help it!

The cars silver so it shows up the muck more

Any hints or tips?

 

[The Boosh!]

Megs APC agitated by a detailing brush then detwash it of. If your correcting the paint the only way round it is to remove them.

 

[James28]

I've never tried it, but always thought cotton buds dipped in whatever cleaning solution your using might work well?

 

[adam172]

Megs APC agitated by a detailing brush then detwash it of.

this is how i do it as well

 

[Alastair.]

soft detailing brush is the key

 

[Marc.]

Yeah, I have a small detailing brush, fits perfectly between the lettering on my badges. I use Meg's QD and it seems to help, but then it's just a case for maintenance for me, i.e I'm not removing months/years of build up.

 

[Camble]

You could use cotton buds as a last resort though mate

 

[Jamie]

You're such a homo.

 

[Daz.]

You're such a homo.

Suck it ladyboy

 

[Daz.]

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/meguiars-triple-duty-detail-brush/prod_138.html

This do the trick?

 

[Camble]

Looks ok but make sure the bristles aren't too hard/coarse.

 

[john182rs]

just get a half inch paint brush pref new and cut the bristles in half and that will do the job perfectly. costs about a quid too.

 

[richy22]

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/meguiars-triple-duty-detail-brush/prod_138.html

This do the trick?

Use something like this..

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/two-way-mini-detail-brush/prod_194.html

or this instead

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Silverline_Detailing_Brush.html

^^ The last is actually an oil painting type brush. If you have a local paint supply place just buy a cheap but soft bristled brush from there for a quid.