Martin Cox Microfibre Wheel Brush (MOGG72)

Description

Genuine Martin Cox · Part no. MOGG72

The Martin Cox Microfibre Wheel Brush (MOGG72) has a microfibre head and no metal parts, so nothing hard can touch the wheel as you work it between spokes and round the wheel nuts. It suits alloy and steel wheels, used with car shampoo or a wheel cleaner, to lift brake dust, traffic film and road dirt.

Good to know

• Why microfibre instead of bristles? Microfibre holds suds and traps grit in its pile rather than dragging it across the surface, which makes it a good match for gloss, painted or polished wheels that show every scratch.
• How do I clean wheels safely? Let the wheels cool first, as wheel cleaner dries and stains on hot metal, then spray, agitate with the brush and rinse well before the cleaner has a chance to dry.
• How do I look after the head? Rinse it out thoroughly after each wash, as trapped brake dust turns microfibre abrasive; keep it for wheels only and never use it on the paintwork afterwards.

Which one?

For a bristle brush that reaches through wheel spokes and into the barrel, see the Chemical Guys Wheelie Wheel And Tyre Brush (ACCG08); Martin Cox also make the Super Soft Alloy Wheel Brush (MOGG53).

Key features

• Microfibre wheel brush
• No metal parts
• For alloy and steel wheels
• Shaped for hard to reach places
• Use with shampoo or wheel cleaner

Specification