When I first got my hands on the new Mini E-Z Detail brush, I simply thought of it as a smaller wheel tool to complement the larger version that I already had. It did a tremendous job on the wheels, but the more I used it, the more areas that I found it to be an invaluable tool.
The Mini version of the brush measures 13″ long by 2.5″ wide in comparison to 18″ long by 4.5″ on the full sized model. It has soft nylon bristles that are tough enough to cut through grime, yet soft enough that they are safe to use in all areas of the car. The brush also features a nice knuckle guard just above the handle to protect your hands while cleaning tight areas, and a bonded vinyl tip to protect it from scratching.
The main shaft of the Mini E-Z Detail brush is also flexible so you can bend it as needed to gain access to hard to reach areas (behind wheel spokes for instance).
I find myself using the Mini E-Z Detail brush on every single detail that I perform, whether it is on the wheels, in the engine compartment, between exhaust tips, in door jambs, and more. It’s truly a versatile product that every auto enthusiast should have in their arsenal of detailing tools and supplies!
Use it for cleaning your wheels:
… and in the engine bay:
… and your exhaust tips:
… and your door jambs:
If you have any additional comments or questions, please submit your reply in the comment box below.
Hi Todd,
Is it okay to use the same Mini E-Z Detail brush on different areas of the car assuming it is thoroughly rinsed in between uses? Or would it be better to have one for wheels and exhaust tips and another for cleaner areas of the car like the door jambs?
Thanks,
Joe
Joe,
It’s always good to have a spare, so I would recommend using different brushes. Having said that however, you should be good to use the same one on both areas provided that they are completely cleaned before moving on to another section. I prefer to take the safe route and not risk it…just one less thing to worry about.