New Product - Wheel Woolies!

[richy]

You can place the order online and leave a note in the comments box to Meghan or Nick's attention regarding birthday discount. The discount will be applied before you are charged.

OK, great, thanks for answering. What about the duration of that? How many days after Saturday will it be honoured?

 

[Nick McKees37]

OK, great, thanks for answering. What about the duration of that? How many days after Saturday will it be honoured?

You should have received an email with all of the information regarding the birthday discount. I believe it's good for up to 2 weeks after your birthday.

 

[embolism]

My Daytona brushes are too wide and don't allow me to clean the barrels properly.

how about the jr daytona's? Or you could always just move the car forward/backward a few feet.

 

[Kurt_s]

how about the jr daytona's? Or you could always just move the car forward/backward a few feet.

I have both the Daytona and Jr. brushes. The bristles are too wide and the brush gets stuck between the rim barrel and the aluminum cover (~1" width) before the brush reaches the back of the rim. The Daytona's worked ok on our other bimmers but I can't get to the back half of the rim barrel with the new car.

I used a long thin spoke brush with natural tampico bristles for years until the car parts shop in town went out of business. They were only about $5 and worked great with the cross spoke rims that I still have on our '99 528iT wagon. I'm not sure where to buy them now.

I was also thinking about the RaceGlace brush as Al mentioned but I'm not sure if the width of the bristles will be a problem too.

 

[richy]

I have both the Daytona and Jr. brushes. The bristles are too wide and the brush gets stuck between the rim barrel and the aluminum cover (~1" width) before the brush reaches the back of the rim. The Daytona's worked ok on our other bimmers but I can't get to the back half of the rim barrel with the new car.

I used a long thin spoke brush with natural tampico bristles for years until the car parts shop in town went out of business. They were only about $5 and worked great with the cross spoke rims that I still have on our '99 528iT wagon. I'm not sure where to buy them now.

I was also thinking about the RaceGlace brush as Al mentioned but I'm not sure if the width of the bristles will be a problem too.

I have an RG bush and love it. In fact, I bought a 2nd to have on hand just in case I broke the first one.