wheel cleaning brushes.

rm56well · 05-15-2022, 03:38 AM

Does anybody have any recommendations for a wheel cleaning brushes, especially between the front brake caliper and rim. There's not much clearance for my normal bushed.

Limegrntaln · 05-15-2022, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by rm56well

Does anybody have any recommendations for a wheel cleaning brushes, especially between the front brake caliper and rim. There's not much clearance for my normal bushed.

Work stuff makes some of the best detailing brushes. The chart is used to decipher which bristles work best for your job. Also, incredibrush, and E-Detail, for between the spokes and calipers/ barrels.

jeffrc3m3 · 05-15-2022, 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by rm56well

Does anybody have any recommendations for a wheel cleaning brushes, especially between the front brake caliper and rim. There's not much clearance for my normal bushed.

I've had luck with this brush for those tight spots.

GregM4 · 05-20-2022, 06:22 PM

Pan the Organizer released this video recently titled "THE BEST WHEEL CLEANING BRUSHES!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEZV...ist=WL&index=4

ToMorNotToM · 05-20-2022, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by GregM4

Pan the Organizer released this video recently titled "THE BEST WHEEL CLEANING BRUSHES!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEZV...ist=WL&index=4

Yeah, he's great. watched that today. Just not sure if the options provided will get into the tight spaces for our wheels. At least as the softer options go.

Chad11491 · 05-21-2022, 07:57 AM

I haven’t found one that will squeeze between the front caliper and the barrel. I’ve tried an incredibrush flat, that wire brush with the bristles, etc. if I really want to clean there I roll the car about a foot or two and just clean that spot.

rm56well · 05-21-2022, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Chad11491

I haven’t found one that will squeeze between the front caliper and the barrel. I’ve tried an incredibrush flat, that wire brush with the bristles, etc. if I really want to clean there I roll the car about a foot or two and just clean that spot.

Bristle brush is on order will give it a try and if need a haircut to get in there.

Also got some HydrO2 lite will report back.

merlin3008 · 05-22-2022, 09:42 AM

I'm normally not a fan of bristle type brushes for anywhere on the car other than stiff ones to clean tires down to bare rubber. Especially with paint black wheels, I also feel they risk damaging the finish. Although I usually don't love their products, Chemical Guys has a foam brush set that I've used with success. It doesn't have anything thin enough to get under that front brake caliper, so I usualy just back the car up five feet to get there.

colo3Kid · 05-28-2022, 02:33 PM

I am relatively new to hand washing at home, not fond of car washes unless, touch free. 1 local car wash company has brushes but apparently uses ceramic add, my 2019 Tahoe looks brand new. But for my new BMW - I've used products from Esoteric. Good stuff for detailers and DIY's - for brake dust Gyeon Q2M Iron seems to do really good, with very soft bristle brush and sponge for for the 826M bi-color wheels and red calipers. Only foam and soap with very soft sponge for body and 2 bucket process, then blow dry with BigBoi dryer.

retroviol3t · 05-28-2022, 03:35 PM

I been using Speed Master Wheel Brush and it's been great so far with Sonax

luckylingy · 05-30-2022, 06:36 PM

I use Wheel Woolies for most rim surfaces/areas. No, they don't get in between the barrels and brake calipers, but I can live with that. The rims are coated, and P&S Brake Buster gets the worst of it with little/no agitation. I use a largest bristle brush for the face and a firm bristle brush for the tire sidewalls.

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Chad11491 Private First Class 223 Rep 142 Posts Drives: 21 IOMG M3 6MT Join Date: Jul 2021 Location: Roswell, Ga iTrader: (0)	I haven’t found one that will squeeze between the front caliper and the barrel. I’ve tried an incredibrush flat, that wire brush with the bristles, etc. if I really want to clean there I roll the car about a foot or two and just clean that spot.
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merlin3008 Captain 938 Rep 905 Posts Drives: 2025 M3 Comp xDrive Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Chicago, IL iTrader: (0)	I'm normally not a fan of bristle type brushes for anywhere on the car other than stiff ones to clean tires down to bare rubber. Especially with paint black wheels, I also feel they risk damaging the finish. Although I usually don't love their products, Chemical Guys has a foam brush set that I've used with success. It doesn't have anything thin enough to get under that front brake caliper, so I usualy just back the car up five feet to get there. __________________ 2025 M3 xDrive, Dravit Gray over Kyalami Orange (on the way) 2022 M3 xDrive, Brooklyn Grey over Tartufo (SOLD) 2021 Tesla Model Y 2019 MB AMG C43 (Sold) 2016 M235i xdrive, Alpine White, Terra Leather, Orbit Gray Wheels (Sold)
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colo3Kid Private First Class 155 Rep 127 Posts Drives: BMW 2022 M4 Comp Xdrive Join Date: May 2022 Location: Corpus Christi, TX iTrader: (0)	I am relatively new to hand washing at home, not fond of car washes unless, touch free. 1 local car wash company has brushes but apparently uses ceramic add, my 2019 Tahoe looks brand new. But for my new BMW - I've used products from Esoteric. Good stuff for detailers and DIY's - for brake dust Gyeon Q2M Iron seems to do really good, with very soft bristle brush and sponge for for the 826M bi-color wheels and red calipers. Only foam and soap with very soft sponge for body and 2 bucket process, then blow dry with BigBoi dryer.
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retroviol3t First Lieutenant 517 Rep 351 Posts Drives: 2023 Jahre - Techno Violet Join Date: Sep 2021 Location: Only Ten I See iTrader: (0)	I been using Speed Master Wheel Brush and it's been great so far with Sonax __________________ ig: retroviol3t
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luckylingy Lieutenant Colonel 3318 Rep 1,691 Posts Drives: X3M Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Up North iTrader: (0)	I use Wheel Woolies for most rim surfaces/areas. No, they don't get in between the barrels and brake calipers, but I can live with that. The rims are coated, and P&S Brake Buster gets the worst of it with little/no agitation. I use a largest bristle brush for the face and a firm bristle brush for the tire sidewalls.
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