Question for Phil

[helix139]

I got some of the Wolf's product after finding that the Z-CS was not working as well as it used to. Definitely a huge difference. This stuff is great. 2 weeks with no spots, and I've been sprayed with some sprinklers that put hard water spots on my paint that had to be removed with Z6 since then but did nothing to the trim pieces

[DetailersDomain]

that's great!

[audia6fan]

What wheel brush do you recommend for wheels like this.





Also when some people use Swissvax they apply it with their hands. What's the point of this and does it work. Could I use this technique in some areas with Griots Garage waxes.

[DetailersDomain]

it will be a tight fit for any brush under the caliper of the Porsche but this one has been selling well for us.

EZ Detail Brush for the inner wheel.
Uber Boar's Hair Brush for the face of the rim.

I would not use the griots products by hand.

For Swissvax I use an applicator.

[audia6fan]

it will be a tight fit for any brush under the caliper of the Porsche but this one has been selling well for us.

EZ Detail Brush for the inner wheel.
Uber Boar's Hair Brush for the face of the rim.

I would not use the griots products by hand.

For Swissvax I use an applicator.

Thanks so much for the quick response. I really appreciate it.

[DetailersDomain]

sure thing.

[audia6fan]

it will be a tight fit for any brush under the caliper of the Porsche but this one has been selling well for us.

EZ Detail Brush for the inner wheel.
Uber Boar's Hair Brush for the face of the rim.

I would not use the griots products by hand.

For Swissvax I use an applicator.

Also could I use paint brushes to get the face of the wheel or would it scratch the wheel.

[DetailersDomain]

the softer the better, boar's hair paint brush would work.

[audia6fan]

the softer the better, boar's hair paint brush would work.

Sounds good. Thanks. You are always so helpful. :)

[audia6fan]

the softer the better, boar's hair paint brush would work.

Thanks appreciate it. Thanks for always helping.

[Chestlock]

For the tight squeezes between wheels and rotors/calipers, I use a motorcycle chrome-engine brush. Can't remember the brand I have, but the bristles extent along a heavy-gauge wire built for tight spaces, with nice soft bristles designed to avoid scratching chrome.

Looks very similar to this http://www.goestores.com/catalog.asp...20957&detail=1

I only use it for the tight jobs for longevity's sake, but it's holding up well. For the rest I have Raceglaze and Swissvax brushes (from Phil:-) as well. Invaluable for the front-area crannies like the bolt-holes and whatnot

[DetailersDomain]

Ez - Detail Brush we got it in stock.

[audia6fan]

Ez - Detail Brush we got it in stock.

Thanks.

[audia6fan]

For the tight squeezes between wheels and rotors/calipers, I use a motorcycle chrome-engine brush. Can't remember the brand I have, but the bristles extent along a heavy-gauge wire built for tight spaces, with nice soft bristles designed to avoid scratching chrome.

Looks very similar to this http://www.goestores.com/catalog.asp...20957&detail=1

I only use it for the tight jobs for longevity's sake, but it's holding up well. For the rest I have Raceglaze and Swissvax brushes (from Phil:-) as well. Invaluable for the front-area crannies like the bolt-holes and whatnot

Thanks for the info. That is a nice little brush.

[Chestlock]

Ez - Detail Brush we got it in stock.

That's the one! Slightly warm water for softer bristles :-)

Didn't know you had that Phil - At least, I don't think I got mine from you.... but then again maybe I did. DD does have a strange hypnotic power over me

[helix139]

Those EZ Detail brushes work really well. Replaced my Uber spoke brush with one and I'm really happy with it.

[DetailersDomain]

good to hear.

[helix139]

I still have not applied the Wolf's trim sealant since my previous post and have yet to see a water spot. This is one tremendous product!

[DetailersDomain]

awesome!