Boars Hair brushes:

Brunotheboxer · 10-26-2007, 12:04 PM

Does anybody use them? Where do you get them? Any and all opinions good or bad are welcome, thanx and good day.

txusa03 · 10-26-2007, 12:23 PM

what do you mean? Use them to do what?

I gues you know my answer.

nmulax · 10-26-2007, 12:29 PM

My parent's neighbor uses on one his 911. I've never tried it myself.

You can get them from Griots Garage.

ADHD · 10-26-2007, 12:38 PM

do a search on autopia.org ull find a couple peeps that used them!
There reffered to as BHB
U can get them from autogeek.net

speedgod · 10-29-2007, 10:51 PM

Its all I use to wash our cars. They are extremely soft and have had no signs of scratching. I ordered mine from Griotsgarage.

Good luck

HyperM3 · 10-30-2007, 10:00 AM

I got one once. The problems I had with it are they dont hold water too well(obviously goes right through the hairs) and it didnt seem to "clean" the paint. Sure it would move light dirt around but if you have sap or bird crap on your car, it really doesnt clean it. Also, If you slip or it falls out of your hand, the wood handle could do damage in a number of ways.

No matter what type of cleaning utensil Ive tried, nothing beats a good wool mitt(also gotten from Griots). This has lasted me for over 5 yrs of washes and shows no sign of falling apart or being even remotely dirty. Plus it cleans without scratching and I can cover a lot of the car faster.

picus · 10-30-2007, 10:07 AM

http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-p...?highlight=bhb

RCW · 10-30-2007, 10:38 PM

Griots garage has a good brush w/ synthetic handle. Mine is 3 years old and looks new. Matter of fact, all of their polishes, sealers, and wax (all compatible with each other) work well.

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txusa03 Major General 550 Rep 6,563 Posts Drives: TS330iPPSP6MT Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Planet Earth iTrader: (3)	what do you mean? Use them to do what? I gues you know my answer. __________________ under construction!
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nmulax Brigadier General 379 Rep 4,320 Posts Drives: '07 Z4 M Coupe Join Date: May 2006 Location: Metro-Detroit iTrader: (5) Garage List 2007 Z4M Coupé [7.66]	My parent's neighbor uses on one his 911. I've never tried it myself. You can get them from Griots Garage. __________________
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ADHD Brigadier General 197 Rep 4,095 Posts Drives: F30 328i Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Magic Mountain iTrader: (38) Garage List 21 M540i [0.00] 07 e90 335 [0.00]	do a search on autopia.org ull find a couple peeps that used them! There reffered to as BHB U can get them from autogeek.net __________________
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10-29-2007, 10:51 PM	#5
speedgod First Lieutenant 14 Rep 326 Posts Drives: 335 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Salt Lake City iTrader: (1)	Its all I use to wash our cars. They are extremely soft and have had no signs of scratching. I ordered mine from Griotsgarage. Good luck __________________ The will to do - The soul to dare -Taylor Knox
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HyperM3 Too many Alex's, from now on, call me Beaufort 342 Rep 6,188 Posts Drives: See Sig Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lawrenceville, NJ iTrader: (8)	I got one once. The problems I had with it are they dont hold water too well(obviously goes right through the hairs) and it didnt seem to "clean" the paint. Sure it would move light dirt around but if you have sap or bird crap on your car, it really doesnt clean it. Also, If you slip or it falls out of your hand, the wood handle could do damage in a number of ways. No matter what type of cleaning utensil Ive tried, nothing beats a good wool mitt(also gotten from Griots). This has lasted me for over 5 yrs of washes and shows no sign of falling apart or being even remotely dirty. Plus it cleans without scratching and I can cover a lot of the car faster. __________________ 13 HD FatBob 17 A4 Glacier/Black 1st Edition/Pre+/Sport/EurocodeTMD/Racechip 16 S6 (gone),14 S6 (gone),14 S6 (gone),13 S6 (gone),10 S4 (gone) 07 335i(gone)
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RCW New Member 0 Rep 17 Posts Drives: 07 328i coupe Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: San Rafael, Ca. iTrader: (0)	Griots garage has a good brush w/ synthetic handle. Mine is 3 years old and looks new. Matter of fact, all of their polishes, sealers, and wax (all compatible with each other) work well.
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