daytona speed master jr. wheel brush.

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guess i did not know what i missing. included this on last order. used first time today. got to admit, i can't think of a better way to clean behind the wheels (barrels). it did above and beyond what i expected. so easy to use too. the jr. is a perfect match for my nissan wheels. now my wheels are really clean!
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Both size brushes are must-have items to keep wheels clean and the barrels sparkling new too.
 
These and the small Montana Boars Hair Wheel Brush is all you need. Wheel Woolies work good when using a waterless wash, as they hold more solution than the Daytona, kind of like a wool mit on a stick. But on a regular wash, the Daytonas rule, I never clean wheels or do a wash without them.
 
pro 4x said:
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guess i did not know what i missing. included this on last order. used first time today. got to admit, i can't think of a better way to clean behind the wheels (barrels). it did above and beyond what i expected. so easy to use too. the jr. is a perfect match for my nissan wheels. now my wheels are really clean!
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I use two Daytona's. One for the barrels and I bend the other one at a 90 degree angle to clean the back of the spokes.
 
JR works great on grills. Which I used on my Silverado last week when I gave it a bath.
 
I got a free one too... very nice little toy.

Looking forward to using it on my garage queen.
 
I just got the full size Daytona brush and it rocks!!! The inside of the wheels have never been so clean.

Are the Jr's any slimmer than the full size one? I have a clearance issue on the BMW. I can't get between the caliper and wheel.
 
I have the junior one and it works great.I wonder if the big one is necessary?
 
slapshot said:
Are the Jr's any slimmer than the full size one? I have a clearance issue on the BMW. I can't get between the caliper and wheel.
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I have both and I'd say the Jr. is about half the size (diameter and length). I use the Jr. exclusively on my wife's Mazda 3 because the full size brush is too big. The Jr. allows me to get in between the barrel and the caliper as well.

In addition to the barrels, I love that the Daytona brushes let me clean the rotor hats and the calipers themselves, retaining the thin coating that prevents corrosion.

On another note, I used my full-size Daytona brush on the wheels (5-spoke) of my buddy's 2010 Subaru Forester and it worked awesome.
 
slapshot said:
I just got the full size Daytona brush and it rocks!!! The inside of the wheels have never been so clean.

Are the Jr's any slimmer than the full size one? I have a clearance issue on the BMW. I can't get between the caliper and wheel.
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The Jr's will work great between the calipers and barrel...especially a Bimmer.
 
Well since you asked about the comparison of the two I took some photos of them for you. :xyxthumbs:

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slapshot said:
I just got the full size Daytona brush and it rocks!!! The inside of the wheels have never been so clean.

Are the Jr's any slimmer than the full size one? I have a clearance issue on the BMW. I can't get between the caliper and wheel.
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You need both to get the whole wheel. Yes, the Jr will fit between caliper and wheel, or you could roll the vehicle.
 
Wow the Jr brush is perfect to clean the new Camaro wheel barrels. Really fast and effective and no sore knuckles. Love this thing so far
 
They are also awesome for door hinges! There's a ton of little bristles that get in all of the tight spots.
 
Everyone using these try to keep the wire strait right where it goes into the handle as its a potential week spot. If the brush is ever going to break, its going to break there.
 
swanicyouth said:
Everyone using these try to keep the wire strait right where it goes into the handle as its a potential week spot. If the brush is ever going to break, its going to break there.
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That's exactly right. Mine broke like that.
 
swanicyouth said:
Everyone using these try to keep the wire strait right where it goes into the handle as its a potential week spot. If the brush is ever going to break, its going to break there.
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I agree! This is one of the very first things I noticed when I got the brush
 
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