Wheel Well and Whitewall Cleaning Brush for Low-Profile Tires

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This densely packed nylon brush cleans low-profile tires and wheel wells on vehicles with reduced wheel well gaps and whitewalls. Safely remove silicone and non-silicone tire dressings from the tire surface while avoiding contact with the finished face portion of your rim.
Length 8.5 inches Bristle Length 0.75 inch Nylon bristles are long-wearing, resistant to mildew, alkalis, and most solvents Plastic rubber safety bumper around brush's head helps prevent any scratches onto the vehicle surface upon accidental contact Extremely durable plastic will resist cracking or splitting due to extreme temperatures Angled handle keeps hands away from contact with the surface being cleaned, and the rubber grip prevents slippage whether the brush is wet or dry Easily cleans low profile tires and whitewalls This densely packed nylon brush cleans low-profile tires and wheel wells on vehicles with reduced wheel well gaps and whitewalls. Safely remove silicone and non-silicone tire dressings from the tire surface while avoiding contact with the finished face portion of your rim. Many passenger vehicles have reduced wheel well gaps, which does not allow our stiff multi-purpose brush to fit within the tight space. This brush also works well on white lettered tires and white wall tires. Unlike cheap, inferior wheel brushes with non-coated handles and non-chemical resistant bristles, our tire, wheel well, and wheel brush will help prevent accidental slipping during the detail process. How to Use: We always suggest having a bucket of water during your detail prep stage. The bucket of water allows you to dip the brush into the bucket and rinse any remaining debris before moving on to the next section. Combine a Grit Guard® within the bucket to further help remove any brush bristle debris. After applying the degreaser cleaning solution to a wet surface, brush area you are cleaning. Rinse any grime within the filled water bucket and repeat the process. Car Detailing Tech Tip: Never spray any chemical directly on a hot surface. Failure to cool the surface before applying a degreaser can result in permanent surface damage. Always keep the rim and surrounding area wet as degreaser can drip from the vehicle tire and onto the rim or surrounding surface, which can cause chemical etching. Do not store the brush within a solution, as this can affect the brush's lifespan. Always rinse any remaining residue off of the brush and allow it to air dry.