Interior cleaning tools/brushes

between that pic...and that VW that was mirror colored....those are the 2 best pics ive seen here.....that wall is awesome.....i had to look at it like 4-5 times.....amazing.....where did u get that pic from.....
 
If Fred Flinstone was a real human being, that would be his car!



Awesome photo and finish on the car!



:cool:
 
Amazing reflectivity but most importantly, AWESOME CAR! :):up



Looks like I am overloading that server! I just posted this up on honda-tech.com and now I am getting a message stating there is too much traffic!
 
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between that pic...and that VW that was mirror colored....those are the 2 best pics ive seen here.....that wall is awesome.....i had to look at it like 4-5 times.....amazing.....where did u get that pic from.....





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can you point the thread or picture of this VW. Thanks.
 
Thanks for sharing the pics and giving me some more ideas for photos of my own car. I enjoy the creativeness that goes into a lot of the photos on this site. You know, most are more than just your typical profile shots. Keep 'em coming!
 
I have no cleaning tools or brushes for the interior. Can you suggest a certain brush, combo brushes or a combo kit that I will need for all interior parts of the car that would be used in a normal detail? The brushes can also inlcude cleaning for lug nuts as well.
 
For interior detailing, vents, power window switches, console areas, etc., I "stole" some of my wifes old make-up brushes!:o:D They work great and won't scratch plastic cover over the gauges.

You can get them at WalMart in a 5 pack for less than $10.

Similar to these....(I tape the metal ferrels to prevent scratching interior parts)

bigsilverbrushes1.jpg


For lugnuts, I use these...

classic-motoring_2099_4689845


Available here...

http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo.net/lugnutbrush.html
 
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