LUCID Brush

Introduction

A versatile 8-inch exterior detailing brush made with medium-soft, flagged nylon bristles and a premium stainless-steel handle. Each bristle is designed to provide effective surface coverage while remaining gentle enough for use on properly lubricated exterior finishes.

The combination of durable nylon and a controlled, comfortable handle makes BRUSH suitable for cleaning intricate wheel faces, grilles, badges, trim details and selected painted areas. Designed in the UK to provide the cleaning strength required for exterior detailing without relying on excessively stiff bristles.

Key Features

• Medium-soft flagged nylon bristles
• Flagged tips increase surface coverage
• Premium stainless-steel handle
• Versatile 8-inch size
• Suitable for wheels and exterior detailing
• Designed in the UK

Why You’ll Love It

Complex exterior areas often trap dirt where towels and wash pads cannot reach. BRUSH allows cleaning solution to be worked around wheel spokes, emblems, grilles, trim edges and tight bodywork details with greater precision.

The flagged bristle tips spread across the surface during use, creating a broader and softer contact area than a conventional stiff-bristled cleaning brush.

How to Use

1. Rinse away loose contamination before making contact with the surface.
2. Wet the bristles thoroughly and apply the appropriate cleaning solution.
3. Agitate the area gently using short, controlled movements.
4. Keep the bristles well lubricated when working on painted or gloss-finished surfaces.
5. Rinse the brush regularly to release trapped dirt.
6. Rinse the cleaned area thoroughly before the product dries.
7. After use, wash the bristles in clean water, shake out excess moisture and leave the brush to dry naturally.

Do not use on hot surfaces, and always test first on delicate or non-factory finishes.

Perfect For

Cleaning alloy wheel faces, grilles, badges, trim details and hard-to-reach exterior areas where precise agitation is required.

Pro Tips

Keep separate brushes for wheels and bodywork. A brush that has collected metallic brake dust should never be moved directly onto paint, even when the bristles appear clean.