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Mackem13 Club Endorser 4


Location : West End Member Number - SnM : 317 Join date : 2012-06-06 Posts : 2988
 | Subject: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 12:45 | |
| Wheel woolies....? Has anyone used these and if so are they any good? |
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L333 CLC Club Endorser 7


Location : West Sussex Member Number - SnM : 1007 Join date : 2013-09-29 Posts : 2300
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 12:53 | |
| I've not used them but the site I use for my cleaning bits says this about them... Our PB Wheel Woolies have been our bestselling wheel brushes for well over a year now, and for good reason, as their performance smokes the competition! As a result, we could be forgiven for sitting back and simply enjoying the sales, but as enthusiasts ourselves, we know that it's always great if good things are made even better. And this is what we've done with our PB Wheel Woolies, which have now been renamed as PB Luxury Wheel Woolies. Why? Well, for starters, we've extended the handle of the medium brush to match that of the large brush, and made all of the shafts a little bit stiffer. This is something that many of you with wide wheels and massive brake calipers have specifically been asking for. Next, we've made the ultra-soft polypropylene heads a little bit denser and longer, in order to increase their coverage and cleaning power. Although a bit pricey, our PB Luxury Wheel Woolies remain the best wheel cleaning brushes you can buy, and as such come highly recommended.they sound good  |
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Mackem13 Club Endorser 4


Location : West End Member Number - SnM : 317 Join date : 2012-06-06 Posts : 2988
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 16:32 | |
| - felt_tip_felon wrote:
- I've not used them but the site I use for my cleaning bits says this about them...
Our PB Wheel Woolies have been our bestselling wheel brushes for well over a year now, and for good reason, as their performance smokes the competition! As a result, we could be forgiven for sitting back and simply enjoying the sales, but as enthusiasts ourselves, we know that it's always great if good things are made even better. And this is what we've done with our PB Wheel Woolies, which have now been renamed as PB Luxury Wheel Woolies. Why? Well, for starters, we've extended the handle of the medium brush to match that of the large brush, and made all of the shafts a little bit stiffer. This is something that many of you with wide wheels and massive brake calipers have specifically been asking for. Next, we've made the ultra-soft polypropylene heads a little bit denser and longer, in order to increase their coverage and cleaning power. Although a bit pricey, our PB Luxury Wheel Woolies remain the best wheel cleaning brushes you can buy, and as such come highly recommended.
they sound good  Thanks mate Which company do you use for you bits? |
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Mrs Mini Club Endorser 1


Location : Thatcham berks Close to the action Member Number - SnM : 019 Join date : 2011-03-27 Posts : 3288
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 16:34 | |
| I am going to have to google wheel woollies now |
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L333 CLC Club Endorser 7


Location : West Sussex Member Number - SnM : 1007 Join date : 2013-09-29 Posts : 2300
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 17:05 | |
| I use Polished Bliss for the majority of my kit - I've also bought from eBay too  |
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AM_AUTOS

Location : United Kingdom Member Number - SnM : 786 Join date : 2012-04-17 Posts : 2167
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 17:52 | |
| Wheel woolies are awesome Best wheel cleaners EVER!!!! |
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Moon

Join date : 2011-07-10 Posts : 2222
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 19:46 | |
| They look like a feather duster to me! Whats special about them compared to the sponge most use? |
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Mrs Mini Club Endorser 1


Location : Thatcham berks Close to the action Member Number - SnM : 019 Join date : 2011-03-27 Posts : 3288
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 20:29 | |
| I don't use a sponge I use a cone shaped microfibre covered flexible polystyrene type material on a handle works quite well think they were made by car plan , mine is pink |
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banditloon Club Endorser 1


Location : Walton on Thames, Surrey Member Number - SnM : 251 Join date : 2011-09-18 Posts : 843
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 20:32 | |
| I take the wheels off and clean everything with a toothbrush.... OCD!!!  |
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118 Club & Forum Manager: Admin


Location : Worthing, West Sussex Member Number - SnM : 118 Join date : 2009-11-26 Posts : 16688
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Mrs Mini Club Endorser 1


Location : Thatcham berks Close to the action Member Number - SnM : 019 Join date : 2011-03-27 Posts : 3288
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Moon

Join date : 2011-07-10 Posts : 2222
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 22:14 | |
| There's a lot of innuendo in that video!! And those wheels look clean - surely they can't be that clean after 2 months use?!  They look quite useful, could save time if you've got dirty cracks... Won't lambswool disintegrate quickly?! |
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118 Club & Forum Manager: Admin


Location : Worthing, West Sussex Member Number - SnM : 118 Join date : 2009-11-26 Posts : 16688
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 1st February 2014, 22:26 | |
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AM_AUTOS

Location : United Kingdom Member Number - SnM : 786 Join date : 2012-04-17 Posts : 2167
 | Subject: Re: Wheel woolies...... 2nd February 2014, 00:00 | |
| Russ who detailed my JCW uses them He let me borrow them for a quick use before MITP They work removing back rust and dirt EASY!!!! |
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