Select the component cleaning attachment appropriate for cleaning the desired area and attach it to the component handle of your choice. Use ferrule connectors to elongate, build, or customise the handle length, or angle desired. (See Figures 1, 2 and 3 above)
You can use the 45 degree and 90 degree conponent handles as butt-end handle grips as well. (See Figure 4 above) Again, ensure a butt-end cap is in place on the butt-end. (See Figure 5 above)
With the Slick Rag wrapped around and completely covering the component end, apply the desired amount of cleaning/ polishing solution. (See Figures 6 and 7 above) Use one hand to hold the tool and the other hand to hold the Slick Rag, helping to articulate the tool into and around the desired area. (See Figure 8 above)
After wiping the soiled area with the moistened Slick Rag, (See Figure 9 above) move the component cleaning head to a clean area of the rag and wipe it dry. (See Figure 10 above)
Luster Lace and Pads are materials that have a patented polish impregnated right in them, so all you do is cut the product to length, attach, and polish. You can let it dry right on the surface without worry. Luster Lace works best attached to the square shaped cleaning heads. Luster Pads work best for the ball/head and cone/pick cleaner. We have found Microfibre cloths to work best in the removal of the polish. Be sure to check out our selection of LusterLace products and high quality microfibre cloths for all your cleaning and polishing needs.
