Favorite wheel brush?

[Mindflux]

Supposedly the flexible neck is stronger, less likely to snap.

My only problem with my EZ brush is the tip came off like the second detail I used it on.

 

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

For barrels there is NOTHING I have used that even holds a match to the Raceglaze XL... It is fantastic and even fits in between the caliper and rim of big brakes (think Enzo, Scuderia etc).



For the face I am still using a stickpile of Megs wheel brushes that I purchased quite a few of...



For behind the spokes I also use a Megs brush (looks like the ez detail) that I keep bent. I dont bend it back and forth, I bend it once and that's it so it has lasted me quite awhile



Since the Raceglaze XL is all you will not need to get into barrels you will nt need to "unbend" the EZ detail brush. Bend it once so you can get the backside of sopkes and you are all set so it wont break like many have reported.



**Both megs brushes noted above have been discontinued**

 

[imported_ZimRandy]

I was at Target last night and noticed that they have a brush for cleaning the lint from the dryer......

It is about 30" long and cost $3.99. They can be bent, as they have the twisted wire 'core'.



There was one with soft bristles and one with stiffer bristles. Hmmmm..........



Randy

 

[Accumulator]

BHBs- large ones made for wheels for the faces, cylindrical ones for around the lugs. I clean the barrels with various other media and use small sheepskin mitts (the little two-three finger ones) for the back sides of the spokes.



Yeah, I have the EZ brushes, but unlike most here I simply don't like 'em.