Adam's Truck Brush uses the same long, super soft and dense nylon bristles as our Short Wheel Brush, but now a larger and longer brush format, with a threaded hole to attach to the Adam's Truck Brush Pole. *4-7' Pole Option Will Be Charged A $10 Oversized Shipment Fee Regardless Of Free Shipping Threshold.
United StatesIm going to try this on my boat in May, I'll give you an update after use. Ty Tc
United StatesExcellent quality. I also use this on my vinyl tonneau cover with the shampoo. Then dress it once dry.
United StatesI like these so much more than wash mitts … they don’t collect rocks n debris
United StatesIt’s a brush that screws onto a stick. But buying from Adams Polishes I generally expect premium stuff. The brush is pretty basic, and the tan colored plastic has no rubberized edges or anything extra, Tan plastic, and red bristles. That’s it. The extension handle works, it’s just a fiberglass and aluminum extension, no big deal. It works. There was an error in my shipment which AP fixed super quick and easy, customer service is great.
United StatesThese brushes are incredibly soft, and with the long handles, work well when washing our Peterbilt trucks. We have used other brushes, but they always seem rougher. This is not the case with the Adam’s Truck Brush.
It's very important to note that this Truck Brush is NOT intended to be used to clean your prized-possession show vehicle, but it is a very effective way to clean large work vehicles in a fairly safe manner! Use the Adam's Truck Brush with our Foam Gun or Foam Cannon setup to suds the vehicle down with thick soap, then make a few passes with the Truck Brush to clean quickly and effectively. Scrub the Truck Brush against the Grit Guard and Washboard in your rinse bucket to remove dirt and contamination from the long fibers, and then reload the brush with Adam's Car Shampoo from your soap bucket or foamer setup.
While these bristles are super soft, there is potential to do some light marring or swirling with this brush, so use at your own risk - this is not the preferred washing method for a pristine daily driver or show vehicle, and it is intended as a way to wash large trucks with hard-to-reach spots more easily.
