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Frequently asked questions

The questions we get asked the most about Brushware.

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What brushes do I need for car detailing?

A practical brush kit has a stiff nylon tyre brush for tyre sidewalls, a soft wheel or fat brush for wheel faces and grilles, a set of soft detailing brushes for vents, seams, badges and trim, a horsehair brush for leather, and a drill brush for carpets and floor mats. Keep brushes for wheels and tyres separate from interior brushes.

What is the difference between a tyre brush and a wheel brush?

A tyre brush has stiff nylon bristles for scrubbing rubber sidewalls and removing old dressing, brake dust and road grime. A wheel brush has softer bristles that are safe on painted, polished, chrome and alloy wheel faces. Do not use a stiff tyre brush on wheel faces or paint, because it can scratch.

What is a horsehair brush used for?

A horsehair brush is used to clean leather. The soft, natural bristles agitate dirt out of the grain and stitching without damaging the leather or its dye. Use it with a leather cleaner, then wipe the residue away with a microfibre cloth. Horsehair brushes are also popular for gently dusting interior trim and fabric.

How do I use a drill brush on car carpet?

Fit the brush to a cordless drill, vacuum the carpet first, then lightly spray carpet cleaner on the area. Run the brush at low to medium speed in overlapping passes to lift dirt and stains, then wipe or extract the loosened residue. Test on a hidden area first and avoid holding the brush in one spot.

Which brush is best for vents, seams and badges?

Use soft detailing brushes for tight areas. Our detailing brush set includes soft synthetic brushes for delicate surfaces and boar hair brushes for more aggressive cleaning. The ADBL Round Detail Brush Pro tips come in Soft, Medium Soft and Ultra Soft, and fit the ADBL magnetic twist-off handle.

How do I clean and look after detailing brushes?

Rinse brushes thoroughly in clean water after each use to remove chemicals and grime, then shake out the water and let them air dry with the bristles facing down or hanging. Do not leave brushes sitting in strong chemicals. Replace brushes when the bristles become splayed, matted or hard.

Car detailing brushes for wheels, tyres, leather and interiors

The Brushware collection covers the brushes detailers use where a cloth cannot reach. It includes nylon tyre brushes and a curved tyre brush with an ergonomic handle, a horsehair leather brush, a carpet drill brush, the Microfibre World detailing brush set, and ADBL detailing brushes including the Fat Brush, Round Detailing Brush and the Round Detail Brush Pro range with interchangeable tips and a magnetic twist-off handle.

Brushes loosen dirt from tyres, wheel nuts, grilles, vents, seams, badges and leather grain, so a microfibre cloth can then wipe it away. Tyre brushes are sold in packs of 20 to 50 for detailers and resellers, and orders ship daily from Nerang, Queensland. Call 1800 016 006 for a quote.

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