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Quick Tip on the DI Boar’s Hair Detailing Brush

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The DI Boar’s Hair Brush is a staple in my detailing arsenal, I have three. One of these brushes is delegated for interior work, the second is for wheels, and the final one I use on trim and emblems. Three of the same product?! I use each three brushes differently as I don’t want any cross contamination from the brush to the surface I am cleaning. In addition all three brushes use different products, and we don’t want wheel cleaner on an interior vent. It is gentle enough to touch paint without damage, and amazing for interior dusting jobs, in vents and hard to reach places.

One area, I feel it may be too soft for is the lug nuts. It is soft, and may not create enough agitation to completely remove the stubborn dirt that can be there. For a simple yet effective fix, wrap a rubber band around the bristles, basically shortening them, all while keeping the shape of the tip of the bristles.

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If you look, the tip of the brush has a nice, almost cone-like shape. If we were to cut them shorter we would lose that. This can allow for a slightly more aggressive brush that is still safe. It basically makes the hairs shorter without cutting the brush, allowing for better agitation, and still maintaining a soft brush. Enjoy.

Gregory Gellas
Signature Detailing NJ
Hillsborough, NJ 08844
SignatureDetailing.com
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5 comments on Quick Tip on the DI Boar’s Hair Detailing Brush

  1. Great tip Greg!

    Now if we can only get them if 3 different colors, making it easier to differentiate between them. 😉

    • Scott says:

      Plastidip in the can not the airsol would be perfect for this. It was first put in cans for dipping the handles of tools in for more cushion. You can find it in a variety of colors.

  2. Patrick says:

    Thanks for sharing Greg!

    Agreed with Rasky – More colors needed!

  3. Frank Scammell says:

    Hey guys try some electricians phasing tape. It comes in many colors and you can use as much or as little as you like around the handle to distinguish one from another.

  4. Brad says:

    Great tip indeed Greg!

    Thanks for sharing

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