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    Meguiar`s has discontunued all of their brushes. Who has suggestions for wheel and tire brushes as well as body brushes? I especically liked the "mop" they had for washing the roof of my F250 4X4.

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    big lots still has them!

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    Hmm, no wonder Big Lots was getting them. Yeah, I`ve seen all their brushes at the local BL for great prices.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJimZ28
    big lots still has them!


    I take it you`ve never been to Cody. The nearest Big Lots is in Billings, Montana! I did pick up a few detailing kits with brushes at the super WalMart here a few months ago at fire-sale prices.



    Any suggestions for substitutes?

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    So this is for the brushes only? Not the wash mitts, mop heads, applicators, etc? Wow, I don`t know what I`ll do. I`d like to hear some replacements also. Maybe this will push some of the small companies into the brush market.
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    What?! Why?! Does that mean what I am using now will harm my finish?

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    I see that Mothers is coming out with a brush line. Don`t know when it will hit stores though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMW335i
    What?! Why?! Does that mean what I am using now will harm my finish?


    Nope, your safe. I`ve never had any marring from Meguiar`s brushes. That`s why I am so surprised that they have been discontinued. It doesn`t sound like it was a quality issue, more of a profit issue.
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    I really like the Megs brushes. I have a few interior and some tire and wheel brushes.



    Anyone use OXO brushes?



    What is the best brush for using on paint?

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    Oh well, I guess it`s time to STOCK UP!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CleanFreak2
    What is the best brush for using on paint?
    A quality boar`s hair brush, available from a number of sources. Yes they`re expensive, but you`re the one who asked.

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    the only wheel brush that still is available is the versa-angle tire brush, iirc. i`m pretty sure ALL of these have been discontinued as well... wheel face brush, wheel spoke brush, mf quik detail pad, slide lock detail brush, triple duty detail brush, duo-fiber glass towel, chenille wash pad & mitt, wash sponge, and maybe a few others... that`s the reason why big lots has/had them, just like alot of other things, they sell off mostly discontinued item(s)...

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    Does anyone know exactly why they stopped selling brushes?
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    I can give you a couple of guesses. Some of them weren`t that good. I don`t really like the ergonomics of the tire brush, I`m afraid to use the body brushes. There were complaints about the spoke brush (tip falling off, splattering). I do really like, however, the wheel face brush.



    I also suspect the retail market for brushes is pretty easy to saturate. Most casual car washers either won`t make the investment in brushes, or once they do, are set for life.

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    I`ll be checking my local Big! Lots regularly...
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