Having trouble cleaning your wheels? Not anymore - Wheel Woolies are here

[DetailersDomain]

New Product Announcement: Wheel Woolies are in stock!

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We have been playing around with the Wheel Woolies for about a year now.

Everyone at the shop loves them, as well we have been getting more and more calls for them.

We will be running a Introductory Special on them.

It will be the Wheel Woolie Kit plus a FREE Sonax Full Effect Wheel Cleaner (Value: $15.95)

The kits will be priced at $49.95 and will include the Sonax Full Effect Wheel Cleaner for a limited time only.

Click here to order (https://detailersdomain.com/Wheel-Woolies-Bundle--with-FREE-SONAX-FULL-EFFECT-WHEEL-CLEANER-500-ml_p_721.html)

Wheel Woolies and the perfect wheel cleaner
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/55oakstnorwood/Random%20Detailing%20Shots/igor%20gtr/DSC_4560.jpg

Sonax Full Effect in action
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/55oakstnorwood/Random%20Detailing%20Shots/igor%20gtr/DSC_4561.jpg

After the Sonax works itself in take the wheel woolies to finish up the job
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Rinse well
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/55oakstnorwood/Random%20Detailing%20Shots/igor%20gtr/DSC_4573.jpg

All done (tires where hit with a tire dressing)
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[JupiterBMW]

Looks really good. What sort of pressure do you use with the pressure washer? I kind of want to buy one, but want to make sure I get one that is appropriately sized.

[M0nk3y]

Looks really good. What sort of pressure do you use with the pressure washer? I kind of want to buy one, but want to make sure I get one that is appropriately sized.

I use a gas 2800 PSI with a 35* tip. Perfectly fine.

On any pressure washer, more than 3-4 feet away its just a huge amount of water with little to no force anymore.

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[JupiterBMW]

Yeah I do know that if you're any further away than 24" or so, its a waste. I've used them plenty in the past, I just would've thought that kind of pressure would be a lot for a painted finish.

[328ioc]

Hmmm might need to try these......

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[webster]

nice, i have been looking for a good wheel brush forever. the swissvax works okay but it is too rigid to squeeze into certain spots...

[328ioc]

Does any one know yet if the smallest one will fit in the the small spoke gap on the 135's? I would like to know this before I buy a set.

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[PHZ]

Does any one know yet if the smallest one will fit in the the small spoke gap on the 135's? I would like to know this before I buy a set.

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good question! anyone tried in the small gap?

[ryrules1]

Does any one know yet if the smallest one will fit in the the small spoke gap on the 135's? I would like to know this before I buy a set.

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+1

[derbo]

good question! anyone tried in the small gap?

That is my most hated part to clean!

[az3579]

I ordered some of these. They really are good, though my hand gets a little tired pushing the thing against the spokes. They agitate the brake dust just enough to make it rinse right off given the use of a good wheel cleaner. I personally use these in conjunction with Sonax, and my wheels come out perfect every time.

As far as those with 135's, the smallest of the wheel woolies should fit just fine in between the tight spokes.

[328ioc]

Perfect thanks BP.

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[az3579]

Perfect thanks BP.

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[webster]

i have a set. they are awesome! the medium size and the small are all i use. they have a semi-firm material that is different from the spongy large one. that means they rinse off easier. and they don't fall apart after 2 uses like some other wheel brushes i've tried. wheel woolies FTW.

like BP, i use them with Sonax. I use Optimum Power Clean on the tires/wheel wells an then hit the rims w/ Sonax, let it sit, agitate, rinse, Sonax again, final brush, final rinse, dry. boom.

[PHZ]

i have a set. they are awesome! the medium size and the small are all i use. they have a semi-firm material that is different from the spongy large one. that means they rinse off easier. and they don't fall apart after 2 uses like some other wheel brushes i've tried. wheel woolies FTW.

like BP, i use them with Sonax. I use Optimum Power Clean on the tires/wheel wells an then hit the rims w/ Sonax, let it sit, agitate, rinse, Sonax again, final brush, final rinse, dry. boom.

How many uses are the small ones good for?

[webster]

i've only used them a few times but they have held up perfectly so far. i imagine they will stand up to dozens if not hundreds of washes. none of the little hairs have fallen off the brushes like others i've used only after only a couple times.

[echo46]

Yea, I try to jam my pinky in there to get all the crap and by the forth wheel my finger is killing me.

[PHZ]

Yea, I try to jam my pinky in there to get all the crap and by the forth wheel my finger is killing me.

The common affliction... ZHP pinkyitis

[echo46]

Indeed, I am a chronic sufferer.

[az3579]

The common affliction... ZHP pinkyitis

Not just with Style 135's... I get that whenever cleaning around the brake calipers! Those things are sharp on the fingers for some reason...

[danewilson77]

http://www.schmiedmann.com/wheel%20brush/product-type/New/search-by-text.aspx

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[PHZ]

Dane-
have you used these?

[danewilson77]

Dane-
have you used these?

No sir. I'm not a 135 guy. They look like they could work though.

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