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https://www.carpro-us.com/wheels-tri...-incredibrush/ - this one does not work well on my Z07 brakes and rotors - its too tight in there, so if you don't have the Z07 / Carbon Ceramic Brakes you are OK. This is an amazing brush, but I use it on my DD since it fits better.
After purchasing a gloss black Forgeline wheel.I need to be careful not to scratch the finish.I didn't Ceramic coat the new wheels instead went with a coating LOKI suggested as a alternative.
So a micro fiber with a good pile was the only choice.Having stock dusty pads has me cleaning after every drive.The nylon brush and woolies kinda removes some of the dust around.
Not clean enough for me.
So this brush is sprayed with Bead Maker.1 Squirt per side of the brush.Bead holds onto the dust and lubricates the surface to help not to scratch.
When 1 wheel is dun quickly.I use a windex to spray the brush and with a cotton towel clean it then repeat.That is for the barrels.The spokes and front surface is Bead with a MF Towel.
Woolies now are used around the exhaust pipes when cooled.
Love those CLEAN Shiny Black Wheels
The wheel pictured has about 5k miles and has only been cleaned with my method.No hose,no rain driving.No washing the brush just spray cleaned as posted.
Best?
Two definitions come to my mind...accessibility and mar prevention.
If the car remains on the ground, access is somewhat "tight".
Raising the car and spinning the wheels would offer more options.
Foam or microfiber cleaning heads may be the decision tree.
Don't forget the ability to clean the heads.
My answer, a toilet bowl scrubber (foam) work great (if the car is not raised off the ground).
A dedicated specific wheel brush from Adams et al maybe the answer to best.
Now when will they there be a 100% brake dust repellant LOL.
