Wheel cleaning brush

Linoleum87 · 04-20-2009, 01:35 PM

Has anyone found a good wheel cleaning brush anywhere in Canada? Ive seen some good looking ones, but they all seem to be from US retailers. I cant find anything at canadian tire, auto parts source, walmart, etc, other than ones that look like they will scratch the hell out of my wheels.

Recommendations?

vanbmw · 04-20-2009, 09:01 PM

I bought a microfibre wash mitt for my wheels. I have a bucket I use for the wheels. Sfter I wash the car I use the wash mitt and give the wheels a good wash. The mitt allows me to get inbetween the spokes and do a good job...I can even reach into the inside of the sheels and give it a good wash too. I do not use any of the wheel cleaners on mine. I find the brake dust is intense on my 135 so the wheel cleaners don't get it all and I have to clean them by hand anyways. Also, I have been keeping a good coat of wax on my wheels so the brake dust is easier to remove. I find the wheel cleaners just strip off the wax. So far my wheels look as good as new!

Wallie_17 · 04-21-2009, 10:17 AM

This is probably the best wheel cleaning brush on the market, I know you can buy it seperately, but check it out for yourself

http://swissvax.com/E/US/Produkte_Felgen1.htm

alanchan · 04-21-2009, 12:11 PM

ha ha wheels are the most time consuming maintenance work to keep up.
I bought a wheel brush from Canadian Tire and it works very well.

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Linoleum87 Private First Class 13 Rep 152 Posts Drives: '08 AW 135 M sport Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Ottawa, ON iTrader: (2)	Wheel cleaning brush Has anyone found a good wheel cleaning brush anywhere in Canada? Ive seen some good looking ones, but they all seem to be from US retailers. I cant find anything at canadian tire, auto parts source, walmart, etc, other than ones that look like they will scratch the hell out of my wheels. Recommendations?
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vanbmw Major 130 Rep 1,101 Posts Drives: 2015 Black 335i Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver iTrader: (0)	I bought a microfibre wash mitt for my wheels. I have a bucket I use for the wheels. Sfter I wash the car I use the wash mitt and give the wheels a good wash. The mitt allows me to get inbetween the spokes and do a good job...I can even reach into the inside of the sheels and give it a good wash too. I do not use any of the wheel cleaners on mine. I find the brake dust is intense on my 135 so the wheel cleaners don't get it all and I have to clean them by hand anyways. Also, I have been keeping a good coat of wax on my wheels so the brake dust is easier to remove. I find the wheel cleaners just strip off the wax. So far my wheels look as good as new!
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Wallie_17 New Member 3 Rep 11 Posts Drives: 2007 VW GTI Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Montreal (West-Island) iTrader: (0)	This is probably the best wheel cleaning brush on the market, I know you can buy it seperately, but check it out for yourself http://swissvax.com/E/US/Produkte_Felgen1.htm
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alanchan Major 72 Rep 1,402 Posts Drives: 2006 323i Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada iTrader: (21)	ha ha wheels are the most time consuming maintenance work to keep up. I bought a wheel brush from Canadian Tire and it works very well. __________________ 323i, Arctic metallic , Cream beige leatherette interior , Titanium matt trim , Premium , Auto , 18" style 189 sport wheels , 335i bumper + kidney grills, CF pillars, Chrome window trim package , LCI halogen.
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