New Laitner Brush Company

[Meghan]

Had some requests for these brushes, so here they are...


http://ep.yimg.com/ip/I/autogeek_2056_67962556
Founded in 1855, Laitner Brush Company made quality brushes for the cavalry units of the Civil War. Since then the company has continually expanded their line of cleaning brushes, and they became one of the first brush companies to install brush filling machines to maximize production. Today Laitner produces automotive, janitorial and consumer hardware brushes distributed across the U.S. through a selective network of retailers. Laitner's long, rich history of making quality brushes continues from its headquarters in Traverse, Michigan. All Laitner brushes are made in the U.S.A. at their Michigan plant, just a short distance from their original location in Detroit, aka Motor City. As they say, choose Laitner "...When all you need is a better cleaning tool."

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Laitner Brush Company (http://www.autogeek.net/laitner-brush-company.html)

[Emile]

Laitner makes nice brushes. I own the Wax Detailing Brush and the Vent & Dash Duster. I really like using the Vent & Dash Duster for picking up dust in between interior cleanings. The Duster is on a bendable wire which makes it easy to adjust it to pickup dust in tight and weird areas of the interior.

[Blackfire]

Meghan,

Is it possible to put those together in a *kit* price? I'm not cheap but I just sent you $100.00 Monday. :) And my wife approves when I buy things *on sale*. *wink*

[Blackfire]

Are you working on that kit pricing, Meghan? :)

[BenzDetailer]

I have the red one and it works great on vents.

[Meghan]

Are you working on that kit pricing, Meghan? :)

What kit pricing?:confused: