My new favorite toy! Power Wheel Brush- Pics

[whitejavaS500]

I was in Autozone yesterday, saw this peeking from the top shelf, and had to get it even at $25. The clerk said he hadnt sold one in over 2 years. So I took it home, and I noticed how the bristles were quite soft, even better!



Here are some pics of it in action on my brothers 2002 9-5 Aero that hasnt been washed in a month-




Befores:

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Soaked in Megs Wheel Brightener 4:1:

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The brush itself on my B&D 9.6v:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c141/ben812/Powerbrush/PowerBrush035.jpg



3 Squirts of EO Bucketfree and 2 gallons of water:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c141/ben812/Powerbrush/PowerBrush040.jpg



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In Action!:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c141/ben812/Powerbrush/PowerBrush042.jpg



30 Sec later- Tada! One clean wheel!:

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This tool really is quite impressive. It cuts my wheel cleaning time by 75%, and does an even better job too!



It has no trouble reaching the back of the 7" wide rims, although on the S500`s 10", it got about 3/4 of the way back.



I`d say buy this right now, its awsome!



Link:

SkyMallNew Arrivals - Power Wheel Brush (http://www.skymall.com/shopping/detail.htm?pid=102535707&c=102195454)

[awahl63]

Looks pretty darn good. I`ll have to look in to it. Thanks1

[Pats300zx]

Looks like a nice tool. Do you get alot of splatter with it???

[getcha]

yea i would be terrified of getting WB on me. very effective stuff though

[racing2448]

i would be concerned with damaging my wheels...

[Chris@Optimum]

I have had mine for a while and absolutly love it. its like ONR, after you get it you`re like why did I wait. As far as damage, well I guess it could happen but it`d be your fault and not the brush. nothing on it will marr. Just adjust the drill you use so that its controlable. I think you`d have to hit the rim with the drill and that`d just about have to be deliberate.

[racing2448]

i wasnt concerned about the drill as much as harmful particles that get on the wheels. I know for a fact that my charger srt acquires A TON of brake dust after 100 miles (gotta love mopar dust), and if i let it go to long particles from the road start to stick to it. Just a small concern of mine. Seems like a wonderful product though!

[Chris@Optimum]

The cool thing about that is the brush spinning should sling those particles off with the soap solution where as with a mitt, sponge, or hand brush you are wiping those particles around as you scrub. You are right to be concerned though rims ain`t cheap but this thing is a safe bet from my experience, Just my $.02

[racing2448]

good point..... and since you have used it i bet i can trust you!

[whitejavaS500]

Agree w/ you all the way integrity, it is safe for sure, and it does sling, but you learn to use it with minimal sling.

[Chris@Optimum]

:2thumbs:
good point..... and since you have used it i bet i can trust you!



not to mention the word integrity in my biz name, lol :2thumbs: can`t really use that it you don`t have it! :woohoo: