Daytona speedmaster PRO Alternative
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IID
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I dont have the PRO brush but i found something similar way much cheaper. Its a bottle brush, but does the job effectively, What u guys think.
It shouldn't matter what others think,if it works for YOU.....use it.
Setec Astronomy
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How soft is it?
swanicyouth
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I'd just be concerned if it was nylon it would scratch clear coated wheels. The Daytona Brush doesn't scratch at all surprisingly. If it works for you - use it.
I'm more into the right tool for the right job, or making a tool when a tool doesn't exist. If something already exists, is proven to work well, and is only $20 - I'm apt just to buy it.
I'm more into the right tool for the right job, or making a tool when a tool doesn't exist. If something already exists, is proven to work well, and is only $20 - I'm apt just to buy it.
spiralout462
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:iagree: Well said. I'm sure I could find a use for that bottle brush however, perhaps under the hood?
Theo_Auto_Fines
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It looks like a modified toilet brush.
FFguy808
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Pretty soft but stiff enough to brush out dirt from the rim barrel. Some factory rims have barrels that are uncoated with CLEARCOAT making this brush perfect when they are neglected.
Yes, kinda. I'll continue to use it bcuz it has a good long handle