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  1. Rixter

    Rixter Well-Known Member

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    #2 Rixter, May 2, 2011
    Dwight, do you often lie awake at night worrying about the nooks and crannies of your MINI interior, or other inane conundrum's. There's probably a treatment for that. You're a pretty resourceful guy, perhaps theres a DIY lobotamy online if you start Googling ;)
     
  2. Friskie

    Friskie Well-Known Member

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    #3 Friskie, May 2, 2011
    Surgery won't fix it, it's kinda like an infection.

    Griot's Garage has some dandy tools designed to reach into those hard to get to nooks and crannies.
     
  3. Nathan

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    #4 Nathan, May 2, 2011
    I have a selection of these...

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    That I get from Aaron at Outmotoring. Makes life really easy when trying to detail the inside of vents and things such as that.
     
  4. Dwight

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    #5 Dwight, May 2, 2011
    AH, HA! More goodies to play with. Thanks Nathan, I think. LOL :D
     
  5. WildThang

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    #6 WildThang, May 21, 2011
    Ya know that one attachment for vacuum hoses that is long and narrow...well they make this bottle brush attachment that slides into the end of the long and narrow nozzle. So as you drag it along the corners it loosens the crap that gets stuck there that ya can't get out with a normal hose attachment.

    It's called a crevice tool.

    I also keep a very stiff cheap artist's brush in my cleaning kit.