DI Brushes Carpet Brush for Buffers Reviews

Works fantastically when it stays attached, however the hook and loop backing separated from the brush within 5 minutes and repeatedly recurred. I have reattached using epoxy, but have yet to have reason to use.

Came apart literally after first use!!!!

Well I used the carpet brush attachment twice and it worked amazingly on carpets but when I went to take it off my backing plate the Velcro attachment peeled off so that's disappointing. Thought about trying to super glue it back. Might try different brand next time.

I have used it twice and it stopped attaching to my backing plate. Sad, I was happy with it. I would not buy this product again

Detail shop loves this brush on a Rotary machine, spray a citrus cleaner down, then use this brush and carpet looks new.

We just bought it a few weeks ago and have used it on probably 30 cars now lol! It's a great tool to have, we're gonna order another one and keep it as a backup and use a dedicated carpet da for it!

It's a MAYBE. Like others have said, once you pull it off the backing to your DA (I used a PC 7424 with 5" backing plate) the Velcro attached to the plastic backing will peel. Plastic and Velcro is always hard to bond but the brush works pretty darn good to get down deep. I use one for tires and one for carpets. Jury is still out on this product.

Velcro backing came off less than 5 minutes in, speed was at 3 on my 3rd Gen Griots DA, so it wasn't able to get too hot, the glue they use just sucks. There are no pros to this product, only cons.

Works very well at cleaning the carpets, but thats only if you can find a plate that it will stick to. Flies off if you turn the speed up to high. Also noticed the Velcro coming loose from the brush. Its too bad, because it really does clean carpets, but not very consistently.

Do not buy this! It broke my Porter Cable buffer. First of all, it is pretty heavy and does not stick at all to the Velcro of a backing plate. So I decided to use electrical tape to keep it on the backing plate. It bogged down my buffer even on speed 6 and completely killed the motor after only using it twice. If you want the real deal, purchase a different rotary brush tool. More than worth the money.

I love how this thing works, even to knock dry dirt loose. It seems like it would work great. Make sure to use it at a slower speed, as I foolishly lifted up when i had my PC pegged at 6 (i was ready to be done). It nearly flew across the garage.