Detailing brushes

The right detailing brush saves time and frustration – it reaches places a cloth can’t, and with the right bristle firmness, even delicate surfaces are protected from scratches.

Exterior DualBrush – one brush for wheels and delicate trim

Exterior DualBrushcombines two brush heads in one tool: the narrower side with firmer synthetic bristlesfor wheels, rims and more intensive cleaning, and the wider side with soft natural bristlesfor gentle cleaning of emblems, grilles, plastic trim and window frames. This lets you handle both thorough and delicate cleaning without constantly switching tools.

Interior DualBrush – for seams, vents and piano black trim

Interior DualBrushworks on the same principle inside the car: the narrower head with synthetic bristlesreaches into air vents, around buttons and into narrow seams, while the wider head with extra-soft bristlesis safe for screens, glossy trim and piano black finishes. The ergonomic handle sits comfortably in your hand, even during longer jobs around the dashboard.

How to choose a brush for each surface

Use firmer synthetic bristles on wheels and heavier dirt, and soft natural or extra-soft synthetic bristles on glossy plastics, screens and delicate painted parts – otherwise, you risk leaving fine scratches.

Care for detailing brushes

After use, rinse the brush with clean water, using mild soap if needed, and leave it to air-dry with the bristles facing down. This prevents the bristles from becoming misshapen and stops old dirt from being transferred during your next cleaning session.