Wheel Brush?
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This is the Versa-Angle Wheel Face Brush... in my opinion, this is one of the brushes that Meguiar's got right (not many of them are in my opinion).
I'll typically get the majority of the 'grunge' off of the wheel with this brush and then do the interior of the wheel with a smaller sponge that is specific to my wheels (it doesn't get used elsewhere). This sponge is an older bug sponge that I'm able to work between spokes.
Last edited by Rockpick; 08-28-2006 at 10:56 AM.
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Originally Posted by Padron
Thanks RP,
That is the same one I have, it works great. My local Big Lots has a ton of Meguiars overstock. You may wish to look there if there's one in your area.
That is the same one I have, it works great. My local Big Lots has a ton of Meguiars overstock. You may wish to look there if there's one in your area.
There's a lot of good brush manufacturers out there... Meguiar's didn't really choose them to make their accessory line. Chinese labor is cheaper.
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Originally Posted by RockPick
Yeah... I've checked them out. It's ashame that some of the products are there but, by the same token, it's a good thing that some of them are there in my opinion. Some 'brush' line products weren't worth the materials that they made them with... others, like the wheel face brush, weren't bad. All of them were overpriced.
There's a lot of good brush manufacturers out there... Meguiar's didn't really choose them to make their accessory line. Chinese labor is cheaper.
There's a lot of good brush manufacturers out there... Meguiar's didn't really choose them to make their accessory line. Chinese labor is cheaper.
Do the Meguiar's wash brushes fall into this category, like the wide body brush? If so which brushes would you recommend?
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Originally Posted by LsuSuperCrew
Do the Meguiar's wash brushes fall into this category, like the wide body brush? If so which brushes would you recommend?
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Originally Posted by RockPick
This is the Versa-Angle Wheel Face Brush... in my opinion, this is one of the brushes that Meguiar's got right (not many of them are in my opinion).
I'll typically get the majority of the 'grunge' off of the wheel with this brush and then do the interior of the wheel with a smaller sponge that is specific to my wheels (it doesn't get used elsewhere). This sponge is an older bug sponge that I'm able to work between spokes.
I think it was $3.99