What's the best way to clean underneath aftermarket louvers?

[joekono]

Originally Posted by BLU DUCE

Here is my louvers

Man, what a great pic BLU DUCE. Having a vert, it's not gonns pertain to me. I don't think louvers are as bad as people might think, especially on bodies like the Camaro Gen5. I like them and besides, their certainly not as bas as that other certain exterior mod that I won't mention because YOU put whatever YOU like on your CamaroGen5.

[BLU DUCE]

Originally Posted by joekono

Man, what a great pic BLU DUCE. Having a vert, it's not gonns pertain to me. I don't think louvers are as bad as people might think, especially on bodies like the Camaro Gen5. I like them and besides, their certainly not as bas as that other certain exterior mod that I won't mention because YOU put whatever YOU like on your CamaroGen5.

Thxs much sir. They were just over $400. All metal powder coated and can lift them and set the 2 legs to hold them up while cleaning the glass.

[joekono]

Originally Posted by BLU DUCE

Thxs much sir. They were just over $400. All metal powder coated and can lift them and set the 2 legs to hold them up while cleaning the glass.

Bad ass!!! One of my many favs on this board!!!!

[Danial]

Originally Posted by BLU DUCE

Thxs much sir. They were just over $400. All metal powder coated and can lift them and set the 2 legs to hold them up while cleaning the glass.

I second what Joekono says - Bad ass! Beautiful ride.

[BLU DUCE]

Thxs joekono Danial

Appreciate the comments. I have been thinking real hard selling my camaro. I will not strip it then sell it. And the buyer gets all the originanl OEM parts. kept in doors all the time when not used. I just put new leather seats in July with Honeycone stitching.

I have another vehicle 1992 Silverado. Bought new and never hauled any crap in it or has never been in any snow One owner 30 years.

[The_bald_eagle_machine]

I was considering getting a set of louvers and I was wondering how one would clean the window if they were completely glued on with 3m tape. I had Louvers on my 3rd gen trans am, but they were a liftoff/hinge style and easy to clean under. Maybe you could spray underneath them with soapy water, rinse and use a leaf blower or air hose to blow out the water and dry them while they are still clean. just an idea. I usually wash my car at home and blow it dry with my echo leaf blower, so for me it would be standard practice. Hope that helps!