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    Re: Wheel brushes

    I haven't seen the Daytona scratch a wheel yet. I have the track pack wheels on my 340i that are a very dark grey (almost black) inside and it does a fantastic job without scratching.

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    Re: Wheel brushes

    Hi,
    Does anybody know where to get these brushes cheaper than at Solo please?
    I've been after the larger one for years!
    Cheers
    Peter (UK)


    Quote Originally Posted by kwiker View Post
    AZ Mike, Hog Bristle Brush | Bridled Glue Brush | Wood Handle

    Browse around the site, you might find some other brushes you like for a great price...try not to cry about how much you spent in the past.

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    Re: Wheel brushes

    Quote Originally Posted by michelin View Post
    Hi,
    Does anybody know where to get these brushes cheaper than at Solo please?
    I've been after the larger one for years!
    Cheers
    Peter (UK)
    Nope their the manufacturer of those brushes. If you don’t need the Solo’s you can check AG website for wheel brushes


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    Re: Wheel brushes

    Quote Originally Posted by michelin View Post

    Hi,

    Does anybody know where to get these brushes cheaper than at Solo please?

    I've been after the larger one for years!
    Cheers
    Peter (UK)

    Hi Peter,

    Welcome to AutogeekOnline!


    Sorry I don't have time nor inclination to scour the net for cheaper prices on tools, always have other priorities to work on.

    You may find this helpful


    Must Have Wheel Cleaning Brushes that make cleaning wheels fast and easy



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    Re: Wheel brushes

    Thank you Mike for taking the time to reply.
    I wasn't after you scouring the internet just merely if you knew where to get it cheaper. Given that I reside in the UK, shipping costs from where you guys are through the roof.
    Thanks anyway.

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