Who makes really good detailing brushes?

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Hey everyone. So not to long ago I got some interior detailing brushes from advanced auto parts and they are really really horrible. The hairs come out and leave a bigger mess then when I started. What is a good brand to go with as far as interior brushes go? And what are some good brushes to go with on the wheels? I see a bunch of different brushes online that range from a couple dollars up to $20-30. I'm just not sure on what to go with. If I need to spend $30 to get a good brush then I will. However if I can get a good brush for $10-$15 then I would much prefer that haha. Thanks for the help
 
+1. Also Swissvax brushes are really good as well as Adams lugnut brush. I have been using it for over a year and can honestly say I've never had a hair come out.
 
Raceglaze and I also like the look of the Auto Finesse brushes as well!
 
Whatever you do dont get the new wheel woolies detail brushes that ag is offering. Holy cow they stink. They look awesome and actually work incredibly until they completely fall apart after about 4 or 5 uses. I notices that some other guys were posting about how bad they were after i had already purchased mine for nearly $20! To my dismay it fell apart shortly after. : (
 
One question for those of you who will answer this post. I realize that none of these brushes will scratch the paint and that is there purpose. However, what about fine paint brushes or the cosmetic brushes? Will those scratch?
 
+1 Raceglaze brushes. Very soft yet very effective especially for emblems, door jambs, gas cap and even interior. For me the smallest one is great for cleaning the seam of my clear bra.
 
Got the raceglaze brushes and I dedicate each size for a specific task =D

Biggest one for wheel cleaning
Second largest for gas cap, emblems
Third for grills
Last two for interior
 
Glad I tuned in to this thread...I'd never heard of this brand before
 
Brushes don't last forever so I have a set of ok brushes and a set of really good brushes.
smarnold makes a bunch of detail brushes
 
Smarnold is pretty good. I also have Race glaze and I use them on the better cars
 
http://www.omagdigital.com/publication/?i=380304&p=28#{"page":2,"issue_id":380304}
 
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