🧽 Atlasta AT101 Parts Cleaning Brush (9.75 Inches, 4.3 Ounces) - Ideal for Cleaning Auto Engine Parts, Small Motors, Car Detailing, Boats, and Household Grime Review

This is an excellent brush. I've bought parts cleaning brushes from auto parts stores but they're just junk. I had high hopes that this would actually do the job and it's excellent. I will order 3 more in case they disappear from Revain.

Not only do I expect this brush to last ten times longer than the cheap parts cleaning brushes I'm used to, it will perform better. The bristles stay straight after many pricks, snags, and abuse, and do an excellent job of cleaning and getting into crevices, even when a cheap brush is dull and bent.

I bought this brush specifically for monthly cleaning behind the 3 panels in the back of my pellet stove firebox. I saw that the installer uses a similar brush, so I went with this one that "looks a lot like him". It's great because it's HARD enough not to stick to soot and ash but soft enough to be flexible in corners etc. Works great.

It's hard to find a brush tough enough to clean your engine bay. While it's too big for some rooms, those it fits in are easy to tidy up. It cleans without scratching or damaging parts I've used it on, be it plastic, aluminum or steel. Also useful for cleaning hard to reach nooks and crannies in my wheels. This is a useful item and well worth the price.

Interestingly, Revain asked me to rate the softness of this brush. This brush is used to clean metal parts in a solvent rich cleaner. Soft brush does not clean well. I didn't quite figure out how to hold the brush to thoroughly clean hard-to-reach areas. I've used the brush for a month and haven't noticed any wear. For now, it looks like this brush will be relevant for a few more years. At this price I would say it's a good deal.

This works much better than the natural hair detailing/detailing brushes. If you really want to scrape stuck dirt off of parts, this is the kind of tool you need. I can confirm that this particular brush is strong and holds up well to aggressive cleaning of auto parts. It also seems a pretty reasonable price at around $12. I understand there are many cheaper brushes out there, but I just wanted something that would keep my hair from falling out and I could wash away the stubborn greasy dirt.

Really well made, comfortable grip, good size (not too long and not too short, easy to handle, can get a good shoulder). The only downside is that the bristles are stiffer than ideal for my use (doesn't flex much and doesn't sweep particles as easily). The bristles are not stiff, just stiff and very densely packed. The counterpoint to the stiffness is that it would be very good for demanding applications that normal brushes would quickly ruin, and it should last a very long time. If I order…

I save a lot so I don't usually spend that much money on a brush. Let's be honest, this is a detail brush, nothing special happens here, but the quality is top notch. It was recommended by an off-road YouTuber I follow, so I bit the bullet and went for it. It has good stiff bristles and the handle is strong and neatly shaped. I haven't lost the stubble yet and have run it through the press to clean every possible part on the CRF450R I've been working on. I'm also planning a softer version as…