I've just bought a large ez detail wheel brush just want to get peoples opinion if they have used one.
It looks big enough to fully clean my rear wheels 10 et40
It looks big enough to fully clean my rear wheels 10 et40
Ez Detail Wheel Brush Anyone Using One
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Iv used it. Personally I didn’t get on with it. Found it to spray the soap especially the black dirt and get it all over me. But I used it for a year or so till the bristles gave up. Now I’m using Auto finess wheel woolies. But horses for courses as they say
It does feel abit springy will give it a go 2moz on the multispokes
Had something that looked like that and it rusted through and fell off.
Paid a bit more for a Muck Off version and that has lasted. Link: http://amzn.eu/3rPFFfL
Paid a bit more for a Muck Off version and that has lasted. Link: http://amzn.eu/3rPFFfL
I use the original wheel woolies from the states. They are a bit pricey, but don't damage my wheels like that brush might. I found that running Black alloys, I had to be extra careful what I used, because they can scratch up really easily.
All a little irrelevant now, because my banded steels don't need wheel brushes, because they are so easy to clean
All a little irrelevant now, because my banded steels don't need wheel brushes, because they are so easy to clean
My banded 19s will be on next week @Tourershine 
My banded 19s will be on next week @Tourershine
It would seem banded 19's are about to make a big come back, because you're not the only one about to move to this much more 'practical' look.
I know who you are on about and a good choice of wheelIt would seem banded 19's are about to make a big come back, because you're not the only one about to move to this much more 'practical' look.
You should one of these brushes, very soft and safe.I use the original wheel woolies from the states. They are a bit pricey, but don't damage my wheels like that brush might. I found that running Black alloys, I had to be extra careful what I used, because they can scratch up really easily.
All a little irrelevant now, because my banded steels don't need wheel brushes, because they are so easy to clean
But if you're worried, coat your wheels with Gyeon Q2Rim...job done
Yes, I've got two of those. Use them to clean the wheel arch liner and springs (nice red ones). They reach in very well when you don't take the wheels off. I use the other one to clean the inner rim dish and brake caliper. Excellent ! Yes they do 'flick' water/cleaner back at you sometimes due their 'bristly' nature but I'm not a baby and can cope with that to get a good result
I've also got the narrow option of this, which doesn't 'flick' and is also very good for the inner rim dish and spokes of a rim :
Microfiber Madness Incredibrush | Ultra-Safe Wheel Brush
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