I much prefer smashing my knuckles against the ground, so I'm still using an Addis scrubbing brush. Once I no longer have any skin there, I'll definitely look at upgrading.
Good review specky. I think for me it's the softer bristles of the detail factory brush that allows you to hold product in it whilst scrubbing. I find the stiff brushes just release the product, the liquid isn't held in them. Your then scrubbing the tyre almost with a dry brush.
A propper review Specky, you had the white coat on!! lol, have got a really hard brush at the mo,but having seen this review you are making me dip into the money box & get myself one of these. keep up the good work thanks.
Thanks for your time & effort. My first tire brush is & currently is the Tuff Stuff brush. The only negative I found is when cleaning large/truck tires, a larger stiff brush makes the job easier. Detail factory brushes are top notched, but currently I am not in a market for a new tire brush.
I just tend to use the tuff shine brush most of the time, and vikan on my own tyre's as they're maintained with gt tyre syrum. Then if I need to shift silicone dressings on trade car's small drill brush on the extension bar but I use my impact driver instead of a drill as it rotates slower
Seen a few reviews on this brush and they all come to a similar conclusion to you; a better brush. However, your comparisons made this a much more informative review. Thanks for that but I'd only upgrade my Tuff Shine if it broke.
Hello Specky,this was a interesting video,at the moment I have a eBay brush similar to the Auto Finesse one.but this one is to look at as my next brush in the future.
When I saw the lab coat come out I thought that Dr McSporran has some interesting news. You didn't dissapoint as usual, I'm currently using a vikan black brush and it's not as good as I first thought. As you've pointed out that all the same length bristles may not be that good and a mixture is. I'll seriously look at getting one if these if you say it's that good. Great work again 👏👏
Fit like. I had a trip to Aberdeen this week so I am full oh the Doric but it will subside gradually. I agree with you on all of this. I have given up trying to remove all the brown gunk that comes out of the tyre as that is in part the UV inhibitors in our tyres that would overtime degrade the tyre if removed. I use M & K strip shampoo diluted !0 to 1 and in my opinion does the same job as my previous chemical of choice the Gyeon product. I give my tyre a clean but not as vigorously as I used to and then I always use GT Serum and have done religiously for the last 3 years. The Carscope brush is better than those foam tyre applicators to apply it. I had thought about trying the tyre ink but I have enough stock of others and am waiting for something new to the market that is a game changer before I change. I am sure a lot of us used a pot scrubber to start I certainly did but soon progressed to something that looked like it meant business. I look forward to your next installment.
Really detailed review, I recently bought the DF factory brush on the recommendation of Keiran from ‘ A passion for detailing’. It’s incredible! I quite liked the plastic brush I had before but the DF one is next level!
Great review and someone else who has a brush fetish like me !!!😂 cost is a lot but you can see it has been thought out. Maybe just one more brush for my collection 😅. 👍
Good job there Specky! I switched from the In2Detailing tyre brush to the DF one after Forensic Jon reviewed it, it's like chalk and cheese isn't it! Unless some unbelievable brush turns up, I can't see me changing away from the DF brush. I too started with the pot brush 😂. I wonder if anyone has ever tried a loo brush instead of the EZ brush for arches 🤔. As always, all the best.
I just threw a silicon pan brush away after learning, almost immediately, that it was completely unsuited to tires. You win this time B&M, but I will have my revenge!
Funny that. As I was cleaning the toilet today a light bulb went off in my head and I thought I am sure I could save my pennies & purchase a white one instead of the proprietary blue one that seems to be the weapon of choice currently by CZcamsrs. I have long handled Viacan brush currently that I think is great on plastic arches but doesn't seem to have the same purchase on the felt like my Jaguar has front and back.
The new detail factory one does look best with its grippy handle, rubber edges and medium stiffness but as I already have Vikan for light cleaning and tough shine for deep cleaning don’t think I can justify another tyre brush 🤔
I’m not a fan of using brushes on the face of the wheel, we wouldn’t use a brush on the bodywork which is painted so why would I use on a painted wheel ? I use the garage therapy decon shampoo as a tyre cleaner, the detail factory tyre brush is a reasonable price so I might buy it
I use a dish cleaning brush from tescos 99p I watched these detailing videos for years and I e spent a fortune buying things they recommended then i realised it’s all bullshit
@@SpeckyMcSporran if I don’t get one before I’ll see if I can pick one up at waxstock. Really detailed video mate. Great effort producing such a detailed review
Between you, Paul and Steve, you cost me fortunes. My mate thinks Golf is the most expensive hobby, he is so wrong 🙂🤣
Sorry not sorry 🤣🤣
I much prefer smashing my knuckles against the ground, so I'm still using an Addis scrubbing brush. Once I no longer have any skin there, I'll definitely look at upgrading.
🤣🤣
you know technical sh*t is about to go down when Hamish McSporran puts his white coat on. The Beaker of Detailing ? 😂
Had my detail factory brush for about 6 months and I love it! It’s also great on rubber mats. Thanks for another great video
Thank you!
Nice review mate. Great tyre brush
Cheers bud!
Good review specky. I think for me it's the softer bristles of the detail factory brush that allows you to hold product in it whilst scrubbing. I find the stiff brushes just release the product, the liquid isn't held in them. Your then scrubbing the tyre almost with a dry brush.
Great point, I was thinking that myself! It definitely seems the stiffer bristles have the least ability to generate foam.
After I watching this video Specky, I'm in trouble lol, I need one... 😅 Very good explanation and review. 🙌
Sorry Viktor, but also you're welcome! 🤣
@@SpeckyMcSporran exactly and thank you 😂 my wallet says: “I knew you shouldn’t watch”, me: “nah, I’m here for the goodness”.
A propper review Specky, you had the white coat on!! lol, have got a really hard brush at the mo,but having seen this review you are making me dip into the money box & get myself one of these. keep up the good work thanks.
Thanks Richard! 🙌🏻
Fit aboot ye, Craig? Cracking video as always. I love the geeky details too. All the best.
Thanks David! 🙌🏻
Great Video! Love these deep dives!
Thanks for your time & effort. My first tire brush is & currently is the Tuff Stuff brush. The only negative I found is when cleaning large/truck tires, a larger stiff brush makes the job easier. Detail factory brushes are top notched, but currently I am not in a market for a new tire brush.
Great video bud. I liked my tuff shine but the DF is next level.
👍🏻
I just tend to use the tuff shine brush most of the time, and vikan on my own tyre's as they're maintained with gt tyre syrum. Then if I need to shift silicone dressings on trade car's small drill brush on the extension bar but I use my impact driver instead of a drill as it rotates slower
That's an interesting idea!
Yeah, do have to use one hand on the extension bar mind
Seen a few reviews on this brush and they all come to a similar conclusion to you; a better brush. However, your comparisons made this a much more informative review. Thanks for that but I'd only upgrade my Tuff Shine if it broke.
Thank you!
Great review. This is such a great brush. Anyone who hasn’t tried it should. One use and the differences are immediately obvious.
Agreed!
Good review, makes sense so worth a try
Great comparison! Certainly very detailed 👍
Thank you!
I have the Vulkan brush, very good and safe for the rims when scrubbing the tyre.
Hello Specky,this was a interesting video,at the moment I have a eBay brush similar to the Auto Finesse one.but this one is to look at as my next brush in the future.
👍🏻
Great video . Good information. Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks for comparing the flex, looks like they did their homework.
I agree, they've done a super job!
When I saw the lab coat come out I thought that Dr McSporran has some interesting news. You didn't dissapoint as usual, I'm currently using a vikan black brush and it's not as good as I first thought. As you've pointed out that all the same length bristles may not be that good and a mixture is. I'll seriously look at getting one if these if you say it's that good. Great work again 👏👏
Thanks as always Paul! Also, I got your email and I'll forward it to Dolden!
great review，very helpful。thx😊
Thank you!
Fit like. I had a trip to Aberdeen this week so I am full oh the Doric but it will subside gradually. I agree with you on all of this. I have given up trying to remove all the brown gunk that comes out of the tyre as that is in part the UV inhibitors in our tyres that would overtime degrade the tyre if removed. I use M & K strip shampoo diluted !0 to 1 and in my opinion does the same job as my previous chemical of choice the Gyeon product. I give my tyre a clean but not as vigorously as I used to and then I always use GT Serum and have done religiously for the last 3 years. The Carscope brush is better than those foam tyre applicators to apply it. I had thought about trying the tyre ink but I have enough stock of others and am waiting for something new to the market that is a game changer before I change. I am sure a lot of us used a pot scrubber to start I certainly did but soon progressed to something that looked like it meant business. I look forward to your next installment.
Thanks as always for your insights John, I'm hoping to cover the situation of using dilutable products over RTU so watch out for that.
The white coat is back..... 😎😁
Need a new one now 🤣
Really detailed review, I recently bought the DF factory brush on the recommendation of Keiran from ‘ A passion for detailing’. It’s incredible! I quite liked the plastic brush I had before but the DF one is next level!
I didn't think it would be that much of an upgrade but I was pleasantly surprised!
Great review and someone else who has a brush fetish like me !!!😂 cost is a lot but you can see it has been thought out. Maybe just one more brush for my collection 😅. 👍
Haha it's a curse!
Good job there Specky! I switched from the In2Detailing tyre brush to the DF one after Forensic Jon reviewed it, it's like chalk and cheese isn't it! Unless some unbelievable brush turns up, I can't see me changing away from the DF brush. I too started with the pot brush 😂. I wonder if anyone has ever tried a loo brush instead of the EZ brush for arches 🤔. As always, all the best.
Believe it or not, I still have a bog brush I used as an arch brush! 🙈🤣
I just threw a silicon pan brush away after learning, almost immediately, that it was completely unsuited to tires.
You win this time B&M, but I will have my revenge!
🤣🤣
@Specky McSporran oh wow, did it work? They're probably like a quarter of the price too.
Funny that. As I was cleaning the toilet today a light bulb went off in my head and I thought I am sure I could save my pennies & purchase a white one instead of the proprietary blue one that seems to be the weapon of choice currently by CZcamsrs. I have long handled Viacan brush currently that I think is great on plastic arches but doesn't seem to have the same purchase on the felt like my Jaguar has front and back.
The new detail factory one does look best with its grippy handle, rubber edges and medium stiffness but as I already have Vikan for light cleaning and tough shine for deep cleaning don’t think I can justify another tyre brush 🤔
That's totally fair, you've already got all bases covered 👍🏻
Just get and scrub the tyres with what brush you have
I’m not a fan of using brushes on the face of the wheel, we wouldn’t use a brush on the bodywork which is painted so why would I use on a painted wheel ?
I use the garage therapy decon shampoo as a tyre cleaner, the detail factory tyre brush is a reasonable price so I might buy it
I use a dish cleaning brush from tescos 99p I watched these detailing videos for years and I e spent a fortune buying things they recommended then i realised it’s all bullshit
Not all.
First!!
I'm told that all the time and I'm proud of it....... 10:20
Bloody hell 🫣 looks like I need to buy one. Thanks for spending my money 😂
Get on it! Also, totally not like me to spend any money but I couldn't resist 😭
@@SpeckyMcSporran if I don’t get one before I’ll see if I can pick one up at waxstock. Really detailed video mate. Great effort producing such a detailed review
Thanks so much! 🙌🏻