Maxshine 45cm PP Short Handle Car Wheel and Rim Brush for Home and Office Cleaning Review

I really like this round brush. It is long enough to reach the back of the trunk. I previously had an EZ detailing brush and the handle broke on the second use. This one seems more durable to me. There are more bristles here, so it appears fuller. It's soft enough. This brush isn't "flexible" but I don't need it. This brush is a great brush at a great price.

Works as advertised. I've been using it for a few months now and it's holding up well. The only complaint I have is that the stiff bristles will fling the cleanser at your face when you pull the brush out. I found a similar wheel brush with some sort of fiber instead of stiff bristles that works just as well without the face tie.

Several brands sell this basic brush. The main advantage of this is that it costs about half as much as others and works the same way. I mainly use it for wheel arches and to easily clean brake calipers. Also works great around a Harley engine, between the frame and swingarm etc. This company has a lot of quality products.

I first saw the large version of this brush on YouTube. I decided to buy the 30cm version instead of the 45cm version just so everyone knows the bristle portion of the small brush is only 6 inches. The rest is a pen. The rims I bought this brush for have less room so I still think this size would be perfect for my wheels. I suspect many people would prefer the larger version.

I used it 3 times before the end cap came loose and damaged the wheel. The brush does not clean very well. I had to go back and hand rub it with a rag to get rid of missing spots. Where the twisted bars meet the handle is very weak and will flex and twitch when you try to clean. You cannot put pressure on the bristles against the wheels. It bends easily, making it difficult to work with.

Does it work? Yes. You have to be very careful and just push the brush away from you. Have you ever used a spoon to fight food? Consider getting wet brake dust and getting it in your face. I hope you don't like this shirt either. One slip and it goes in the trash because the stuff doesn't come off. The bristles are just stiff. Not enough to scratch, but too much to loosen the dust on the inner rim. It is better to use a rotating tip at the end of the drill, such as B. Old Mother's Powerball. It

I have had this brush for a while and have used it several times. I used it again today and here is my honest opinion on the product. The bristles of the brush are pleasant and soft, cleans the wheels well. The plastic tip at the top of the brush fell off, probably after the first use, and this wire-like braided metal tip is exposed and easily scratches the surface. The handle is not firmly attached to the brush and comes out easily. inconvenient to put it on again and again during cleaning…

I'm a full-time rep and am always looking for products/tools with mostly positive reviews and a reasonable price. This brush was one of those items, so I bought it. I have bought several of these brushes of varying quality. In most cases, the brushes appear stiffer than they actually are, preventing them from removing the thick, accumulated dirt and brake dust that builds up in the wheel drum. This brush gets the job done easily for two reasons: overall, it has more bristles than most, and the…