Looking to replace my mothers brush

Honestly it's a tough brush to beat. I have a few on hand for when it's time to replace. I'd vote get another.
 
for the price that's hard to beat and if you like it get a few more as Dr. Oldz mentioned. i like/use this brush but it's 5X the price of the mothers. the only thing i wish they would improve upon is putting some protective rubberized material around the edge of the brush so you aren't hitting the wheel as you clean them...

Wheel Woolies Boar’s Hair Wheel Brush
 
whoops, just saw this is in the wrong forum section lol
 
VISITOR said:
for the price that's hard to beat and if you like it get a few more as Dr. Oldz mentioned. i like/use this brush but it's 5X the price of the mothers. the only thing i wish they would improve upon is putting some protective rubberized material around the edge of the brush so you aren't hitting the wheel as you clean them...

Wheel Woolies Boar’s Hair Wheel Brush
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This is what I use also. Great Brush. Of course I don't use it on multiple surfaces, jus wheel faces. I had the mothers brush, but over time the flagged tips wear off the bristles then it can scratch wheels.
 
My mother's brushes have been dedicated to tires and wheel wells. I had concerns about synthetic bristles scratching clear coated wheels over time.
 
I am interested in the gyeon brush but cannot find a seller state side. I have the microfiber madness incredibrush but its just too large to get between some of the wheels I have. It also gets VERY heavy when wet.

The mothers brush is nice. Wouldnt mind a variant of that style brush with microfiber bristles.
 
RippyD said:
My mother's brushes have been dedicated to tires and wheel wells. I had concerns about synthetic bristles scratching clear coated wheels over time.
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If you wash your wheels with Mothers Wheel Brush every week for the next 10 years it won't scratch the wheel providing your using soap and water as a lube.
 
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Bob
 
Rsurfer said:
If you wash your wheels with Mothers Wheel Brush every week for the next 10 years it won't scratch the wheel providing your using soap and water as a lube.
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So help me understand this... not arguing, just seeking to understand. Would you use that brush on your paint? If not, why not. I switched when I realized that I was only using natural hair brushes on my paint and using synthetic on my clear-coated wheels. As far as I know, is the same clear coat. If a brush scratches cc, it scratches cc. What am I missing?
 
RippyD said:
So help me understand this... not arguing, just seeking to understand. Would you use that brush on your paint? If not, why not. I switched when I realized that I was only using natural hair brushes on my paint and using synthetic on my clear-coated wheels. As far as I know, is the same clear coat. If a brush scratches cc, it scratches cc. What am I missing?
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