conman1395
03-25-2015, 11:31 PM
Short Version: What do you guys think of the Atlasta Soft Tip Brush? Mainly for wheels and engines but possibly for interiors too.
So I recently was hired by a detail shop. It's just me and the owner and eventually we will be splitting cars (doing both mobile and possibly corrections too once he sees me do that). He basically told me if there's stuff I like he doesn't have then he'll order whatever I want. He also said if I can find better products or improved methods then I'm free to utilize those.
Currently he uses the cheaper boars hair lug nut brush. It is the same that is also listed as a 1" detail brush. The problem is the bristles get out of shape and after a while it's not a very effective brush for brake calipers because they aren't stiff enough. I've read about the Atlasta Soft Tip Brush and it seems ideal for the situation.
Thanks
Connor
So I recently was hired by a detail shop. It's just me and the owner and eventually we will be splitting cars (doing both mobile and possibly corrections too once he sees me do that). He basically told me if there's stuff I like he doesn't have then he'll order whatever I want. He also said if I can find better products or improved methods then I'm free to utilize those.
Currently he uses the cheaper boars hair lug nut brush. It is the same that is also listed as a 1" detail brush. The problem is the bristles get out of shape and after a while it's not a very effective brush for brake calipers because they aren't stiff enough. I've read about the Atlasta Soft Tip Brush and it seems ideal for the situation.
Thanks
Connor