How do you remove/clean these?
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You need to remove the door panels. http://www.vetteessentials.com/instr...or_handle.html
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You need to remove the door panels. http://www.vetteessentials.com/instr...or_handle.html
Great instructions and they will guide you through the removal and re-install process for the inner door panels. I've used those instructions several times.
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Door speaker covers
WHEN I PURCHASED MY VET SEVERAL YEARS AGO THE DRIVERS SPEAKER HAD SCUFF MARKS,DIRT, THAT WOULD NOT COME OFF. I LIGHTLY SANDED AND SPRAYED WITH SATIN BLACK PAINT, THEY HAVE LOOKED NEW EVER SINCE. YOU MAY GIVE THIS A TRY. I DID NOT REMOVE THE PANEL. 
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Get yourself a $2 detailing brush at Harbor Freight (with longer bristles) and slightly dampen it, and use that to get the grill clean - works like a champ on getting all the dirt out of all the grooves.