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My review of the Versa-Angle Wheel Face Brush.
Packaging & Labeling:
The packaging and labeling was fine… same as the tire brush. It comes in a partially sealed package, but you can still feel the bristles, and the opening gives you a place to get the package apart.
Usage Tips/Directions:
Simple but good usage tips. Mostly directed at the chemical cleaner that you might use with the brush.
Performance:
The brush performed extremely well. As with the other “Versa-Angle� brushes, you can reverse the handle, exchange handles, or remove the handle for excellent versatility. With the Tire Brush, I preferred using the palm grip without any handle; with this Wheel face Brush I preferred the short handle in the reversed position. The Wheel Face Brush has chemically softened tips on the bristles to eliminate scratching, while retaining the firmness in the lower portion of the bristles to give the brush some backbone to clean tougher spots. The rubber type protective edge on the palm grip is nice too. It helps protect against marring the wheel. Also, the convex shape of the bristles conform well the shape of most wheels.
Value:
Given the performance and price of the bush, it is an excellent value!
Conclusions:
Overall, a very nice brush, and a “keeper�.
I’m not sure it will completely replace my Boar’s hair wheel brushes, but it is certainly more versatile.
Pros:
Well constructed.
Handy grip and interchangeable handles.
Correct type bristles for a wheel brush.
Great price.
Cons:
Again, as with the Tire Brush, none that I could find... yet.
Initial Ratings:
Same as the Tire Brush… Joe Consumer will probably never need another one.
Consumer rating = 10
On some very expensive, exotic wheels, the detailing enthusiast may reach for a Boar’s hair brush for added safety. Other than that… a great brush.
Detailing Enthusiast rating = 9.5
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Again, I will be doing a long-term evaluation of this product.
Packaging & Labeling:
The packaging and labeling was fine… same as the tire brush. It comes in a partially sealed package, but you can still feel the bristles, and the opening gives you a place to get the package apart.
Usage Tips/Directions:
Simple but good usage tips. Mostly directed at the chemical cleaner that you might use with the brush.
Performance:
The brush performed extremely well. As with the other “Versa-Angle� brushes, you can reverse the handle, exchange handles, or remove the handle for excellent versatility. With the Tire Brush, I preferred using the palm grip without any handle; with this Wheel face Brush I preferred the short handle in the reversed position. The Wheel Face Brush has chemically softened tips on the bristles to eliminate scratching, while retaining the firmness in the lower portion of the bristles to give the brush some backbone to clean tougher spots. The rubber type protective edge on the palm grip is nice too. It helps protect against marring the wheel. Also, the convex shape of the bristles conform well the shape of most wheels.
Value:
Given the performance and price of the bush, it is an excellent value!
Conclusions:
Overall, a very nice brush, and a “keeper�.
I’m not sure it will completely replace my Boar’s hair wheel brushes, but it is certainly more versatile. Pros:
Well constructed.
Handy grip and interchangeable handles.
Correct type bristles for a wheel brush.
Great price.
Cons:
Again, as with the Tire Brush, none that I could find... yet.
Initial Ratings:
Same as the Tire Brush… Joe Consumer will probably never need another one.
Consumer rating = 10
On some very expensive, exotic wheels, the detailing enthusiast may reach for a Boar’s hair brush for added safety. Other than that… a great brush.
Detailing Enthusiast rating = 9.5
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Again, I will be doing a long-term evaluation of this product.
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