Detail Factory tyre brush & in2detailing tyre dressing brush
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- quick video on a couple of brushes that I have been suggested by a few of my subscribers.
Detail Factory Brush www.in2detaili...
in2Detailing Tyre Dressing Brush With Holder www.in2detaili...
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The tyre dressing brush is amazing. I never fails to give smooth patchless results. I'm using mine on low profile tyre and it is just the right size. I can run the brush round twice and it's done.
Yep, a good addition to the tool kit & easy to hold
I have all 3 of these items. The cheap tyre brush I used and after a quarter of a tyre I went back to my old Amazon one. Then got a DF tyre brush...yes pretty dear...but night and day. So nice to use! The dressing brush is made as a make up brush...Google it. Got mine from Carscope, but for some reason I'm not the biggest fan of tyre dressings...yet!
I only use GT tyre serum on my tyres now, I think its awesome
G'day Martin hope your enjoying the summer weather and Australian cricket 😉
I’m enjoying the cricket a little more now. But more importantly as a Spurs supporter we have a great new manager 👍👍👍👍
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer I hope my fellow Australian will live upto the Hype ⚽️
That applicator brush is basically a makeup brush :D
🤣you could be right but I'm glad my wife doesn't use one🤣
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer Haha 😅
I got the tyre dressing brush some time ago. It’s dirt cheap and so easy to use. Great value for money!
a great addition to the tool kit👍
I'm in the same boat Martin, more than happy with the cheap tyre brush but quite a few people have been trying to persuade me to get the DF one, i cluding Graeme whose opinion i trust as much as yours! The fact you're both saying the same thing means I'll just gave to get one now lol
I already have a preferred applicator for the tyres - im still a bit old school and prefer a sponge applicator!! - but when the time comes to replace what i have i might give one of these a try 👍🏼
Another brilliant video mate, honest and informative, we expect nothing less 👍🏼
Cheers mate. Graeme is a great source of info. always worth keeping an eye on him then pinching his ideas🤣🤣. A number of people who have been using the DF brush are telling me it lasts, some use it for work. I'll keep you updated on how well the applicator brush last. Hope you had a good break.
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer brilliant time Martin, thank you. Would love another week away!
@@SparkleanAutos Im lucky mate, every day is a holiday😎
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer 🤣🤣
always strange but never boring
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Great to see you doing some videos Martin. Love both brushes, the dressing brush I got about a year ago and that with GT serum is a joy to use. Got the detail factory brush a month ago and it's another winner as you say seems to clean better for me and not as harsh. Keeping my old tuff shine one for the rare occasions I have the wheels off as it will be perfect for carpet arch liners.
Just getting the camera out when I think it might be of interest or of some use. I thought I would just do a quick video on these as a few of you guys have been telling me for a while to upgrade my tyre brushes and you were all right👍👍
Great applicators, take a bit of getting used to regarding the amount of product to put on them but a must have.
I dont bother to rinse mine but only use GT tyre serum anyway.
Yep a quick rinse and it looks as fresh as a daisy
I knew youd like the DF tyre brush, i haven't seen anyome say anything to the contrary. I've had mine about 9 months and no real signs of wear really. I've have the dressing applicator about the same time, that one is just starting to drop the hairs but, only just and makes no difference to the application of GT to my wheels. In fairness to In2Detailing, its not their one, it's a different brand and possibly, it's my fault, i dont clean it out just chuck it back into its little garage. 😂. All the best Martin.
One of the best bits on having a CZcams channel is the interaction with you guys. I have learnt so much, long may it continue👍
I tried the DF tyre brush Martin and you’ve on the money yet again.
Stiff enough bristles with out being rock hard make getting the crud out the tyre a breeze. Nice one
Cheers John 👍👍
Both excellent products I love and use regularly
Great video Martin as always
Thanks 👍
I must be doing something right as I’m using all the products in this test. Obviously you know what you’re doing Martin! 😀 Thanks for the video. Cheers, Barry. 👍🏾
Know what I’m doing?? I think that’s a stretch Barry based on some of the names I get called on the channel
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer ignore them mate, there’s always a few out there looking for attention. 👊🏾
I came to the exact same conclusion as you Martin, the DF brush seems to agitate the dirt in the tyre wall a lot better than the other brush which seems too stiff, harsh and hard work! keep up the great content
cheers mate, appreciate the support👍
Well there you go you can teach a old dog new tricks 😂 love these brushes Martin, yes they are on the expensive side but sometimes you get what you pay for! Specky did a great review on the tyre brush. Love your review and honest input. Enjoy Rob❤😊
this old dog has plenty of tricks🤣
I use the chunky vikan brush and it seems to get my tyres clean enough. I'm looking to buy the dressing brush and GT coating. cheers Davie
GT Serum is the only product I put on my tyres now Davie
You're not strange only different mate, and that's why we like you. Well that's £20 I'm going to have to find now, been looking at those both for a while so it looks like I'll have to put my hand in my pocket. If they are good enough for you Martin then that's good enough for me. Great little review by the way 👏👏.
Thanks mate, I’ve had a lot of people say how well the detail factory brush lasts but no one has much experience with the in2detailing brush so although it’s a great little brush to use I don’t have any idea how well it will last but we will see. Sorry about the wallet 🤷♂️
I have the cheap tyre brush and held off on the more expensive version - It has your seal of approval and that's good enough for me as you don't buy into BS.
really like the brush but don't know if it has the staying power of the cheap one. Only time will tell👍
I have the smaller tyre brush it is brilliant put the tyre serum on great swear by it. Great stuff Martin
glad you liked it mate👍
Good video Martin, i knew you would like the DF Tyre brush.I have 3 of the tyre dressing applicators ( 1 Carscope & 2 Chinese make up brushes as they are described) & i always rinse mine out. However a word of warning, that disc of soft bristles are only bonded to the base & can detach from the handle if used or washed to agressively I would suggest only a light swill with warm water & leave to air dry or gently wipe dry(ish). Don't be tempted to shake it a lot !!.👍🏻
Words of wisdom Alan thanks mate, good call
Thanks for the video Martin. My conclusion after using the DF brush for 6 months now...if you wash vehicles on any type of abrasive flooring like pavement or pavers, the rubber surround will wear out as you clean the bottoms of the tires.
Also wish the bristles were in between where they are now and the tuff shine brush. Bristles simply aren't stiff enough to use on floormats
good to get the feedback after 6 months use👍
Hi martin,i have a tire brush the second one for finishing of but not used it as yet but as always you did a good demonstration,and i will look forward to using it,have a good weekend and i will see you in the next one😁
thanks for popping in Anthony, see you next time mate
Hi Martin excellent shorty video... I've had the DF tyre brush since release and it's used daily for work and is still as good as new, so will definitely last.
Also it's perfect with GT wheel shampoo for cleaning tyres treated with Serum and not ripping it out the tyres... justify enough bite to clean.
Cheers Jon, good call on the GT wheel shampoo 👍 appreciate the support.
Loving my DF brush over the £3.50 one as well Martin, I feel the bristles are flexing around the rubber rather being fixed in the obtuse angle of the cheapie, but as you said both do the job!
The make up brush I thought used up much more product than a sponge application but you do have that control element so I’m still unsure of it still, loved the impromptu test of the guard by dropping it 😂😂
Thanks for linking my wheel cleaning video too mate, much appreciated 😊
always a pleasure Graeme👍
Great review thanks Martin, I’ll be ordering both of those for my detailing kit cupboard 😀😀
Sorry, Im always costing you money🤷♂️
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer it’s all good Martin, I’ve got £100’s upon £100’s on my detailing shelves…..ssshhhh don’t tell the better half ha ha she just rolls her eyes 😂😂
@@tristanmorgan8407 😉
I have had a DF brush for a while and it appears to lasting well. I think it is much better than the cheaper options out there. I also like the Carscope brush great video Martin.
thanks Patrick 👍
Another good vid Martin the tyre applicator looks like it’s worth a try if not a bit small perhaps? Thx
Hi Alistair, I think the size is ok but I guess it depends on how big your hands & tyres are. As always good to hear from you 👍
Use these myself, little things make the job that much more pleasurable, 🤔 think that’s be said about me before 😁
🤣 you and me both👍
Hi Martin, hope you are well, hope you don’t mind me asking, what you using on your interior trim these days? I’m looking for a good one with protection, I might try P&S swift when someone actually starts selling it here 😁
@@p8rdm this comment popped up then disappeared 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ so I replied on Instagram
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer thanks Martin, bloody typical though, me blood Instagram is not working 🤪😁
@@p8rdm oh ok . So I use GT2QD for all hard and shiny surfaces and P&S express interior cleaner for cleaning. On leather I use Leather Repair Co mostly but sometimes GT or Colourlock
Hello Martin, the new tyre scrubbing brush does seem to get out the dirt more,but a lot of money on the expensive side.
You have to judge if its worth the extra £8 Steven
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer ,yes very true
H there Martin I think it was you that convinced me to buy the same tyre brush you use and I think I will have to follow you in upgrading. I always did think that over time the bristles would soften and get into the rubber instead of skipping over it but sadly not. I have no doubt that with elbow grease it does a good job but the new one looks better £10 better I'm not sure but a lot of what I think is if a chemical or tool improves the experience that is the way to go. Sold.
With regards the tyre applicator I have been on that bandwagon for a few years since Carscope launched it. I have one, I gave John@M&K one as a wee gift and I have a spare they are that good.
I need to try P & S as I have been recommended it by a fellow detailler so it is on my list but I see John has launched a new wheel shampoo after me nagging him for ages so I will be trying it soon.
Another informative honest opinion from someone whose opinion I value.
Cheers John, always appreciate you opinion. I would say P&S is a good wheel cleaner but not great. I guess a lot depends on how long since the wheels were last cleaned. I am going to give Johns wheel cleaner a go as everything he does seems to hit the mark. Take care mate
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer 😀😀
@@johnbrown3951 just ordered M&K wheel cleaner, rim sealant, rinseless wash and external plastic dressing. Thats what happens when you get bored in the evening. Im going to have to have another clear out to fit them on the shelf🤷🏻♂
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer I need a quick visit this week before the 35% sale ends this week but I just spent a fortune on an electric mountain bike so it won't be a lot. I look forward to the video.
@@johnbrown3951 wow that sounds exciting John, an electric bike
HI Martin, I've got the carscope applicator, looks identical and I love using it. I have been thinking about the DF brush for some time, expensive but seems worth it. Where did you get the cone shaped applicator you have on the GT tyre serum bottle, I always seem to put too much on and end up spilling it on the drive, that cone shaped thingy looks ideal. Thanks Chris
Hi Chris, GT Serum came with the cone top mate
I had the carscope tyre dressing brush, after using it for a few weeks, its fell apart. Apparently cant be used with solvent based dressings.
Not sure how much the carscope one is but hope it has a notice on the packaging warning of the issue
Short and sweet Martin, agree with your comments regards the price. I have the Cartec Tyre Dressing brush which is very much the same design though slightly more expensive but the design really does make the difference in application. Don't know if it is relevant, but the sound was different when using the 2 tyre scrubbers?
Hi Ian, yep the cheaper brush is more of a scrub and a harsher sound
Very interesting. I'll look at the brush one day, but its the applicator that i like the look of. Foam ones don't seem to get into the details of tyre lettering and leaves a sort of white residue until you work it in thoroughly. GT smells sooooo nice (alcohol maybe?)
How do you clean tyre brushes and applicators? I just squirt a load of APC on but is there a better way?
Cheers for the video.
Also, just got the goldmember towel (repeatedly watched your videos on it) and it really does the job easily of 2 bigger (but thinner ones).
Glad you like the towel, great value. As for cleaning the brush, I always rinse it with my stubby gun and just drop it into my wash solution job done👍
You £3.50 brush Ive recently got one VERY like that from Temu for about 1.50 but Ive nothing to try it against
if it does the job then its a keeper 👍
Would you say you’ve used just as much tyre dressing as other applicators or less/more with the interdetailing one?
Hi John, on this occasion I would say I used more but thats because I needed to prime the brush. If it's cleaned out properly after every use then the answer is yes but if you use it and then put it away in the holder without washing then no. So it will all depend on the user. Hope thats of some use🤷🏻♂
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer once primed, then like you say your likely to use the nominal amount of product. GT Tyre Serum in on the shopping list for my next order😄
@@johnp6987 it’s all I use now on my tyres
I got the tyre dressing applicator today Martin along with the GT tyre serum , and it is absolutely fantastic, the level of control to where you put your tyre dressing is second to none. Cheers m8👍
@@johnp6987 hi John, it’s always great when you get feedback that shows the video was of some use. Happy detailing 👍
The only issue with the applicator is that it can only be used with a water based dressing.
All tire dressings will work bub🤗
@@BearThatSwings I have read that it is not meant to be used with silicon dressings. on the website they specifically mention water based dressings. No mention of silicon.
did I hear beans at 7.12?
🤣🤣, Im blaming the seat
4x the price for the Detail Factory brush, it's a no brainer for me. I'll stick with my 4+ year old Tufshine brush, waste of money imo.
dont blame you mate, like I said in the video they both do a similar job & my old one has lasted a good few years👍
Them brushes are like woman.
You have one for years and she does the job you then get your hands on a new younger model and she is and does the job better
🤣🤣🤣 Not sure about that mate, a new brush I can deal with, a new woman would kill me
@@ObsessiveCarDetailer 😂😂😂😂