by cass3958 » Sun Jun 05, 2022 8:28 pm
Some fine wire wool wrapped around a stick as if it was an earbud then rub some Autosolve metal cleaner in to the small spaces with it. Anything more abrasive might scratch the already shiny parts.
You could also use some Oven cleaner or baking soda but I would remove the plinth from the car to use stuff like this as it WILL damage the paint work if left on the car. I would also tape up the top shiny surface so the oven cleaner does not get on to the shiny chrome as these plinths are made of a very poor alloy which is chrome plated and it might damage it. Always try on a small area first rather than slapping it all over and wear rubber gloves.
Some fine wire wool wrapped around a stick as if it was an earbud then rub some Autosolve metal cleaner in to the small spaces with it. Anything more abrasive might scratch the already shiny parts.
You could also use some Oven cleaner or baking soda but I would remove the plinth from the car to use stuff like this as it WILL damage the paint work if left on the car. I would also tape up the top shiny surface so the oven cleaner does not get on to the shiny chrome as these plinths are made of a very poor alloy which is chrome plated and it might damage it. Always try on a small area first rather than slapping it all over and wear rubber gloves.