Synthetic Wool Wheel Brush instructions

Synthetic Wool Wheel Brush. Deep clean, scratch free.

Use this guide to clean wheels, spokes, barrels and tight spots safely with the synthetic wool wheel brush — without scratching delicate finishes.

🧽 Works with any soap ✨ No exposed metal 🇦🇺 Aussie support
Synthetic wool wheel brush for scratch-free cleaning of wheels, spokes and barrels
Know your brush

Two sizes

Pick the length to match the job.

  • Large — 46cm: deep wheel barrels, 4WD and SUV wheels, engine bays.
  • Small — 35cm: tighter spokes, smaller wheels, door frames, front grille and exhaust tips.

How to use

Cleaning your wheels

Brake dust doesn't stand a chance — and neither do scratches.

1

Rinse first

Knock off the loose stuff

  • Give the wheel a good rinse to wash away loose brake dust and grit before the brush touches anything.
2

Soap up and scrub

Any soap is safe

  • Soak the brush in soapy water or your usual wheel cleaner — the synthetic wool is safe with any soap or detergent.
  • Work the face of the wheel first, then push the brush deep into the barrel and between the spokes. The flexible head bends to follow the shape.
  • It's also handy for grills, fenders, door frames, exhaust tips and engine bays.
Tip Rinse the brush out often while you work — flushing away brake dust keeps the wool soft and scratch-free.
3

Rinse and finish

Spot-free wheels too


Good to know

Brush care

Keep the wool soft and it'll stay safe on every finish.

After each use

Quick routine

  • Rinse the brush thoroughly.
  • Squeeze out the excess water and hang it to air dry.

FAQ

Wheel brush questions

Quick answers before you get scrubbing.

Will it scratch alloy or chrome wheels?

No — the brush has no exposed metal and the synthetic wool is ultra-soft and non-abrasive, so it's safe on gloss, chrome, alloy, painted and polished finishes. The one habit that matters: rinse the brush out regularly so brake dust doesn't build up in the wool.

Which size should I get?

The Large (46cm) suits deep wheel barrels, 4WD and SUV wheels and engine bays; the Small (35cm) is better for tight spokes, smaller wheels and fiddly spots like door frames and exhaust tips. Many detailers keep both.

Where else can I use it?

Anywhere soft reach helps: grills, fenders, door frames, exhaust tips and engine bays. The flexible head bends into awkward spaces, and the anti-static bristles help repel dust between cleans.