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Extremely impressed with the gloss on my M4!
 
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Extremely impressed with the gloss on my M4!

That looks unreal and love the colour, I imagine it’s a special colour for the M4? Not familiar with BMW’s.


I bought the same wheel brush a couple of weeks ago and have been impressed with it, the handle is soft and nice to use and the brush itself is extremely soft, does a good job at reaching all the inner surface area of my alloys. I mainly went with this style brush to avoid the splash back you get with those rough bristled type, Ticks all the boxes in my opinion.

Although I wish I went for the large one for that extra “length”
 
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Are those reviews for the muc off brush because they've misunderstood the product? Seems to be a lot of complaints that the bristles look worn/frayed at the end but I'm guessing that's by design to make the brush soft?
 
Are those reviews for the muc off brush because they've misunderstood the product? Seems to be a lot of complaints that the bristles look worn/frayed at the end but I'm guessing that's by design to make the brush soft?
Yeah basically. It's a really high quality brush as far as I'm concerned. It did look a bit odd but performs great.
 
That looks unreal and love the colour, I imagine it’s a special colour for the M4? Not familiar with BMW’s.

Thank you! As far as I'm aware it is yes, San Marino Blue! I think if you pay enough you can get it on other models but it's a lot more uncommon :)
 
My brake callipers look shoddy, has anyone on here had their ones painted or painted them themselves? It doesn’t matter how nice I get the wheels looking the callipers let the look down.
 
Absolutely *do not* use those type of wheel brushes. Cleaning my old car I didn't realise the little rubber protector had come off the tip (matron!) and it exposed the twisted metal core which the bristles attached to. It scratched the life out of the wheels which I had to get repainted.

The Meg's brush is great for general cleaning, but you might also need to grab a smaller version of the same style as it may not fit between the wheel and caliper. I use the small one from this set for that:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/DUMI-D8D12...ing+brush&qid=1619776729&s=automotive&sr=1-21
 
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Absolutely *do not* use those type of wheel brushes. Cleaning my old car I didn't realise the little rubber protector had come off the tip (matron!) and it exposed the twisted metal core which the bristles attached to. It scratched the life out of the wheels which I had to get repainted.

The Meg's brush is great for general cleaning, but you might also need to grab a smaller version of the same style as it may not fit between the wheel and caliper. I use the small one from this set for that:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/DUMI-D8D12...ing+brush&qid=1619776729&s=automotive&sr=1-21


thanks for the heads up
 
This is a Ka I helped work on last year. APC/TFR was left on it to dry and needed polishing out with a machine in the end.

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I bought a few pads online and gave the bonnet a polish with my DeWalt drill. Used a chemical guys scratch and swirl remover, then SRP, then a layer of wax.
Appear to have removed all the white patches, which is good!
 
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