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Fired UP 08-21-2008 02:24 PM

15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
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15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush
I know people on this forum are always looking for these brushes.

Great price, at Harbor Freight $3.99 or $2.99 with internet coupon


For Detail:
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=98283

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Fired UP 08-21-2008 05:26 PM

Re: 15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
bump.......

patpur 08-30-2008 06:01 PM

Re: 15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
that's where I got mine except it has a wooden handle. Really does a nice job on the backs of the wheels. I also use it in the wheel wells.
Pat

FTroopChief 09-03-2008 03:15 PM

Re: 15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
Bottle brushes are great, except I don't do wheels with then. They have bristles that can scratch or mark wheels with a soft coating, most have a spiral wound wire center that can scratch if if contacts wheel. I found these at Albertson's on sale for $0.99 and really like them. Bought 1/2 dozen 'cause they will have a shorter service life. Handle is plastic and no metal on brush. Sponge strips are glued on.
Just my preference.https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...sponge_004.JPG;)
John P.

patpur 09-03-2008 03:45 PM

Re: 15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
I would agree with your points on the bottle type brushes, you have to be careful. I've not scratched a wheel yet. I tried the brush you mentioned and I don't like cleaning quality vs. the bristle brush. To each his own though if that works for you, the price is sure right.
Pat

onehundred80 01-19-2009 12:49 PM

Re: 15-1/4" Spoke and Wheel Brush CHEAP $2.99
 
Get a wooden paint stir stick and stick a couple of inches of lambskin or similar on the end. This does a good job of the large flat area, reaching 8" or so to the inside, it leaves a small `V' shape behind the spokes and that can be done with your fingers.:D


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