@pinman1955 thank you! I had to do a bit of work getting all of the dirt out of the wheelwells. Next up, I'll remove all of the wheel liners before I have the car oil sprayed before the winter. I want to get as many areas as possible covered with oil undercoating to even further help protect the cars body. 👍👍
@stevepinnegar4968 thank you! I have slowly been cleaning up and bringing back the Cadillac to a better condition. This last job took a while, but was very satisfying. 👍👍
@SanjitSinghKalsi thank you! Every DTS owner, and for that matter any owner of any car with fender liners should do. Get that dirt cleaned out to prevent any rusting out of the body. 👍👍
@Samuelfish2k I gently scrapped the dirt loose, holding the small bucket to catch as much as I could. I then used an old paint brush to catch the rest of it. Some got on the garage floor, but I swept it up and added it to the bucket. I also used compressed air to blow out any crevasses that I couldn't reach with the paint brush.
@@lilredcrvtt Interesting, just wondering how you did it because I’m ocd when it comes to making sure my fenderliners are clean too but I just use a long crevice tool with the shop vac to get behind there. Thanks for the reply.
Good job Nick!
Thanks to you, it looks like a got a bit of work to do!😊
@pinman1955 thank you! I had to do a bit of work getting all of the dirt out of the wheelwells. Next up, I'll remove all of the wheel liners before I have the car oil sprayed before the winter. I want to get as many areas as possible covered with oil undercoating to even further help protect the cars body. 👍👍
Good job Nick! 😊
@stevepinnegar4968 thank you! I have slowly been cleaning up and bringing back the Cadillac to a better condition. This last job took a while, but was very satisfying. 👍👍
Excellent video. I hope every dts owner watches this video!!
@SanjitSinghKalsi thank you! Every DTS owner, and for that matter any owner of any car with fender liners should do. Get that dirt cleaned out to prevent any rusting out of the body. 👍👍
How did you get all the dirt out of there and into the bucket? You didn’t use a shop vac?
@Samuelfish2k I gently scrapped the dirt loose, holding the small bucket to catch as much as I could. I then used an old paint brush to catch the rest of it. Some got on the garage floor, but I swept it up and added it to the bucket. I also used compressed air to blow out any crevasses that I couldn't reach with the paint brush.
@@lilredcrvtt Interesting, just wondering how you did it because I’m ocd when it comes to making sure my fenderliners are clean too but I just use a long crevice tool with the shop vac to get behind there. Thanks for the reply.
@@Samuelfish2k glad I could be of help. It was an easy job, and getting all of that dirt out of the car was very satisfying. 👍👍