Wheel Brushes

"OXO". Hard to explain how the bristles are shaped but they can get into curves and crevices without alot of wasted motion.
 
clambros said:
EZ Detail Auto Brush :awesome:

EZ Detail Brush - EZ Detail Brushes
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:iagree: with explaination. I know that this is a double post but here's my rational. If I could own two brushes it would be the OXO for wheels and the EZ Detail for almost everything else.
If I could own only one it would be the EZ Detail brush for everything.
 
EZ detail for well maintained wheels. Meguiar"s yellow brush for filthy wheels. The yellow brush is stiffer. OXO brush is a little short for me but works well on some designs.
 
16" Deep Reach Brush (Larger One) - Great for tight places and very wide wheels. Also works good on tight wheel wells. Available on AG.
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8" Montana Boars hair brush. I picked one up at the end of last year and it's cleaned close to 1000 sets of wheels. I use it mainly with ONR but it's been used with APC's, degreasers and acid. Works just as good as the day I got it so I expect years of commercial use out of it. I use a few other brushes if the wheels are in horrible shape and to reach the back side of the wheels.
 
I have this Mr. Clean wheel brush that I LOVE. I think I got it from Big Lots when searching for cheap fenderwell shines.

Anyways, the brush itself is about 6" long w/ about a 4" handle. The brush is almost like a soft cotten of some kind. I spray the wheel w/ Megs WB 4:1 and just simply scrub the wheel w/ the brush. It works AWESOME and of course doesn't scratch anything (or else it would be in the trash). If I can find another one, I'll be buying it.
 
Gary Sword said:
16" Deep Reach Brush (Larger One) - Great for tight places and very wide wheels. Also works good on tight wheel wells. Available on AG.
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I thought about buying these. They look great, but so expensive!
 
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