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SynergyGreenSS · 10-16-2018, 11:33 AM

If your car is stock under the hood, typically on new cars you’d be okay to get it wet but I know many people are still weary of doing that, so you can get a degreaser to get most of the gunk off of its really dirty, brushes help to get in the smaller areas. Then you can use some trim shine (or interior detailer if you’re in a pinch) to clean all the blacks and a normal quick detailer for everything else

10-16-2018, 11:33 AM	#2
SynergyGreenSS Drives: 2011 2SS Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Arlington, Texas Posts: 1,333	If your car is stock under the hood, typically on new cars you’d be okay to get it wet but I know many people are still weary of doing that, so you can get a degreaser to get most of the gunk off of its really dirty, brushes help to get in the smaller areas. Then you can use some trim shine (or interior detailer if you’re in a pinch) to clean all the blacks and a normal quick detailer for everything else __________________ 2011 SS L99 LSA Supercharger, BTR Stage 3 PDS Cam, Yank 3200SS, Weapon X Stage 2 intake, LSA Heads, Flex Fuel, Ported throttle body, Speed Engineering Headers, NOWEEDS, ZL1 fuel pump, DSX AUX Pump, ID-1050X injectors, 3” pipe to NPP mufflers, 3.91 gears