Boars hair brush

[JohnT]

The grill on my Highlander appears to be made of plastic, is glossy black, and time consuming to wash with a cloth,… all those openings. Would a boars hair wheel brush be alright to use on this grill? The brand I m looking at is “ Montana”.
Thanks

 

[KirbyT]

Hi JohnT,
I have used the Wheel Woolies Boar’s Hair Wheel Brush in Mike's detailing classes and these are perfect to use on that grill or the wheels. You can find these at many detailing suppliers, I checked at at this time they are not showing in the 3D online store yet. The next option (lower price) is the soft nylon with flagged tips that are soft for this and yet safe on paint too!

 

[JohnT]

Hi JohnT,
I have used the Wheel Woolies Boar’s Hair Wheel Brush in Mike's detailing classes and these are perfect to use on that grill or the wheels. You can find these at many detailing suppliers, I checked at at this time they are not showing in the 3D online store yet. The next option (lower price) is the soft nylon with flagged tips that are soft for this and yet safe on paint too!

 

[JohnT]

Thanks!

 

[Mike Phillips]

The Montana Boar's Hair Brushes are the softest.

Unless I'm working on something delicate, I also like the Wheel Woolies 9" Wheel Face Brush. The bristles are a tick stiffer but still soft and flexible.