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Thanks guys

@ Siya. The Ez Detail brush is nice on lightly soiled wheels. Anything with a bit more brake dust needs something a bit stiffer. The only downside to the Ez in my experience has been the soft bristles and the weak shaft/handle joint. Other than that it is a great brush.

The Raceglaze XL brush is a bit different. The handle/shaft joint seems really sturdy and the short, stiff bristles do an excellent job of cleaning dirty barrels and getting into tight spots. It does however suffer from a little more back spray if you not carefull and doesn't give you the same coverage as the fatter Ez

@ Alastair, I use the abrasive pads to polish up the insides of the pipes. These pipes needed a fair amount of work with the most aggressive pads which took longer to refine than usual. Of the 6 pads in the set I would go so far as to say the most aggressive 2 are overkill for anything other than scrubbing off stubborn carbon deposits!