Review on 🧽 Chemical Guys ACCS37 Easy Reach Wheel and Rim Brush for Optimal Detailing by Josue Porter

-- Update -- Like others, the tip of the brush fell off on first use. In my original review, I suggested using a twisted plastic connector to cap the ends of the twisted wires to protect my wheels. I've used the brush several times with this modification and the connector stayed in place. I have attached some photos. This is a cheap and easy solution and I'm sure the Checmical Guys will adapt it slightly for further development. I hope this suggestion is helpful for those who got the end of their brush. --- The bristles are very soft and flexible. So if you have a lot of brake dust or dirt to remove, this may not be the brush for you. To you. Regularly cleaning your wheels can be good for keeping the inside of your wheels clean. Otherwise, get a stiffer brush. The reach of the brush is good and the protector at the end of the handle is easy on your joints. At one point I was very disappointed. Brush core twisted steel wire. At the top, a small plastic cap is placed over the sharp ends to avoid nicking or scraping the wheels. It is simply placed and held by friction. At some point on my first use of the brush, this little plastic cap came off. I could not find it. Here's a suggestion for chemists to improve the design and leave that plastic cap in place - why not replace the little plastic cap with something like a twisted pair electrical wire connector? Why not at least use superglue (or something similar) to attach the plastic tip?