How many of you guys use Boar's hair brushes?? Considering buying one, but man they arent cheap. Anyone recommended over the other. Any pro's and con's about these?? Lets here some ideas and opinions. Heath:idea:
I have one, I only use it for rims, but my brother had a wheel brush from autozone that we used before the boars hair. The only real difference I see is that the brush gets softer when its wet. It would be a good investment if your wheels scratched easy, but for the rims on my brothers car, the wheel brush works just fine.:thumb:
lol, that is a good idea. Time to put my mini boars hair to use, but I wasn't sure if Heath was talking about the big or small one.:thumb:
Well, I was really talking about the one for the exterior. I wasnt aware there was one for the interior too. I'll have to look into that. I'm sure they're pricey too!!:shakehead:
I have 6 or 7 two are flat horse hair stiff bristle for fabric seats two are the same flat but softer boars hair and dash, vinyl and leather. 1 handled horse hair brush 2" nap engine bays 1 handled boars hair brush 3" nap for tires and flooring 1 handled boars hair brush 4" nap for wheels and door jams.
well there are horses outside of town. I just lop their tails off and run before that wench of a so called rancher woman chases me. Carpet and upholstery supplier for horse hair, Phil for the boars hair.
lol, you're awesome...you're always cracking jokes. Thanks :thumb: I'm going to be looking into the horse hair brushes.
Let me know we do have them in stock Boar's Hair Brush Interior Boar's Hair Brush, for vents etc, but you can use this one on wheels just get a separate one
I have the interior boar's hair brush and have been very pleased with it. Upon first use, it will lose a few hairs but that stops after your first or second time using it.
I do have some Boar's Hair right now. I was looking for something to brush carpet with to make it foam. I wouldn't want to see a boars hair just used for that.:shakehead:
