Nothin' but Da Truth

Anyone have experience using a boar hair car washing brush? Griot's Garage and Montana each have a similar style brush and both claim it's safe to use on a clearcoat. Anyone tried one of these?

Link:
http://www.detailcity.com/montana-or...ash-brush.html

gdfthr

I have been using them for years and I wouldn't use anything else.

Nothin' but Da Truth

Thanks. What brand of brush have you been using?

Hawhyen51

You should also see this thread for more info on Boar's Hair brushes.

TOGWT

Natural Sheepskin Washing Mitt
Groit's Sheepskin Wash/Dust Mitt, these will last longer than synthetic's, the fibres won't pull if hooked on trim, it's soft to the touch (and to the paint film surfaces) holds plenty of wash solution the ensure the flushing away any harmful dirt and grit

Care: rinse thoroughly in clean warm water turn them inside out and allow to air dry by hanging up, do not allow then to remain wet when not in use as the skin will deteriorate..

Boar's hair Wash Brush
My favourite washing tool, a natural boar's hair brush specifically made for delicate surface washing, a 100% natural boar's hair brush is a soft as a sheepskin mitt and is the only brush that is safe and will not harm or scratch the paint surface. On any vehicle washing tool you need a material that’s very soft, scratch free and has a deep nap

Note: use both the boars' hairbrush and sheepskin mitt by applying very light even pressure and wiping in one direction only, shaking and/or rinsing frequently.

Care: rinse thoroughly in clean warm water and allow to air dry by hanging up.