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Originally Posted by pointman1
guys, when you wash your wheels what do you use? i have been using car wash mitt... but was considering one of those wheel cleaner brushes... what do you think???
I bought a 4 finger wheel wash mitt from GRIOTS for my Bro-in-law as a gift and of course had to check it out visually first. Looks extremely well made, very soft, and you can wash it after each wash or every other wash. Wasn't expensive either, I think it was well under $10!!
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Originally Posted by pointman1
Very cool, thanks. I was hoping you would say that the brush would be okay... haha, i guess i am real lazy.
ill check out that glove you told me about.
thanks again.
ill check out that glove you told me about.
thanks again.
Griots has a ton of of products, it's a small grey mitt. I also bought the sheepskin winter mitt (rubber waterproof liner) and LOVE IT!!
The only brush I would think to be soft enough is a boars hair brush but they are $$!!
Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by Diesel1
I actually think the mitt will be faster! Also, the mitt makes it easier to get behind the spokes to clean!
Griots has a ton of of products, it's a small grey mitt. I also bought the sheepskin winter mitt (rubber waterproof liner) and LOVE IT!!
The only brush I would think to be soft enough is a boars hair brush but they are $$!!
Good Luck!
Griots has a ton of of products, it's a small grey mitt. I also bought the sheepskin winter mitt (rubber waterproof liner) and LOVE IT!!
The only brush I would think to be soft enough is a boars hair brush but they are $$!!
Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by afr0puff
Try contacting Detailing Dynamics about their wheel brush.
http://detailingdynamics.com/Merchan...tegory_Code=DA
http://detailingdynamics.com/Merchan...tegory_Code=DA
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