Martin Cox Super Soft Alloy Wheel Brush (MOGG53)

Description

Genuine Martin Cox · Part no. MOGG53

The Martin Cox Super Soft Alloy Wheel Brush (MOGG53) has the softest bristles of the Martin Cox wheel brushes we list, for owners who want to clean expensive or delicate wheels without risk of marking. It works on alloy and steel wheels with shampoo or wheel cleaner, and its shape reaches round spokes and nuts.

Good to know

• Which wheels need a super soft brush? Diamond-cut, gloss black, chrome-effect and polished wheels show fine scratches quickly, so the softer the bristle the better; on plain silver alloys or steel wheels, a standard soft brush does the job.
• Does soft mean it won't clean as well? Soft bristles rely on the cleaner doing more of the work, so let the shampoo or wheel cleaner soak in for a short while before brushing, and give stubborn areas a second pass rather than more pressure.
• How should I store it? Rinse all brake dust out of the bristles, shake it dry and hang it up bristles down; keep it away from the brushes you use on paint, so grit from the wheels can't transfer.

Which one?

For a head with no bristles at all, the Martin Cox Microfibre Wheel Brush (MOGG72); for everyday wheels, the Soft Alloy Wheel Brush (MOGG15) is enough. For deep barrels, see the Chemical Guys Wheelie Wheel And Tyre Brush (ACCG08).

Key features

• Super soft bristles
• For alloy and steel wheels
• Shaped for hard to reach places
• Use with shampoo or wheel cleaner

Specification