Any super **** guys out there actually take time under the hood to make nice and tidy?

Im just wondering if anyone has some tips to get a nice clean look under the hood in under 2 hours. Is 303 good for plastic in here or is it a waste of time due to the heat?

~AJ

 

Actually, I've never had to do much more than dust under the hood, it has seemed to keep itself pretty clean. I do apply 303 Aero to rubber seals, hoses, etc. to protect them. Occasional Zaino on the painted parts.

 

+1 on the fact that it stays clean. Maybe if I drove it in the rain something may kick up or something but...it stays very clean in there. I use this weird magna-duster thing on a stick than will fit in all the small spaces to remove the dust. No grime build-up or anything in there.

 

2+, I also use 303 to detail hoses, rubber parts