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Versa-Angle Body Brush X-1030 ~ Review
I had a chance to give Meguiars Versa-Angle Body Brush a try.
First Impressions:
I was not to sure what to expect out of this brush. Like others I was worried about introducing very fine scratches into the paint. I did notice the bristles were very soft and the handle was just about the right length for the size of brush with some good grip.
Application/Use:
I used it with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and a Grit Guard in the bucket.
Overall Impression:
The brush loads up on water and suds it seems to be very soft and easy to push over the surface of the paint. I did find that it really does a good job removing bugs. I did notice the bugs work up into the bristles pulling them away from the tips of the bristles, I would assume dirt does the same thing and prevents scratching. The brush works great at getting into grills, fog lights really anything on the front of a vehicle that can be hard to use a mitt or sponge on. Again I really like the rubber band around the brush head to protect the vehicle this really comes into play on the wash brush, you try to be careful but you can still hit the paint by accident and it won't hurt anything.
I can see the advantage of a larger brush... I have not given the large brush a try yet. I can say it is a must if you are going to wash your entire vehicle with the brushes alone. I like to use a combination of things, brushes/wash mitts/wash mop and so on so the small one works well for me.
Once the bristles dried they fluffed up like they were new with a quick swipe of the hand, still soft as ever.
Only problem that I had was the bugs worked up into the bristles and are/were hard to get out, once dry some came loose.
At 10.99 its not a bad price, there are many wash brushes out there large and small with a wide range of prices. None with the soft bristles that this brush has. If you like to use wash brushes to clean your car this is a great start.
Two
Brandon
First Impressions:
I was not to sure what to expect out of this brush. Like others I was worried about introducing very fine scratches into the paint. I did notice the bristles were very soft and the handle was just about the right length for the size of brush with some good grip.
Application/Use:
I used it with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner and a Grit Guard in the bucket.
Overall Impression:
The brush loads up on water and suds it seems to be very soft and easy to push over the surface of the paint. I did find that it really does a good job removing bugs. I did notice the bugs work up into the bristles pulling them away from the tips of the bristles, I would assume dirt does the same thing and prevents scratching. The brush works great at getting into grills, fog lights really anything on the front of a vehicle that can be hard to use a mitt or sponge on. Again I really like the rubber band around the brush head to protect the vehicle this really comes into play on the wash brush, you try to be careful but you can still hit the paint by accident and it won't hurt anything.
I can see the advantage of a larger brush... I have not given the large brush a try yet. I can say it is a must if you are going to wash your entire vehicle with the brushes alone. I like to use a combination of things, brushes/wash mitts/wash mop and so on so the small one works well for me.
Once the bristles dried they fluffed up like they were new with a quick swipe of the hand, still soft as ever.
Only problem that I had was the bugs worked up into the bristles and are/were hard to get out, once dry some came loose.
At 10.99 its not a bad price, there are many wash brushes out there large and small with a wide range of prices. None with the soft bristles that this brush has. If you like to use wash brushes to clean your car this is a great start.
Two
Brandon
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