




The RevoCare L Flexible Wheel Brush for cleaning exhaust tips, wheels and rims is the tool for anyone who wants to clean their alloy wheels to a shine without the risk of scratching the paintwork. The flexible design lets you shape the brush to the contours of the rim, so you can easily reach the areas where dirt and brake dust tend to build up. It performs well for everyday washing as well as for thorough detailing.
The materials used in the product are of high quality, and the entire process – from raw materials to the finished product – takes place in a single RevoCare factory. This gives the brand full control over every stage of production and means it does not rely on random suppliers. No recycled materials have been used in the brush, which translates into consistent quality and predictable durability. The result is a tool that holds up well under regular, intensive use.
The internal core allows the working head of the brush to bend and adapt to the shape of the rim. This means you can thoroughly clean the barrel of the wheel and the spaces between spokes with complex designs.
The high-quality polyester covering absorbs water and shampoo well and effectively loosens dirt, brake pad dust and road grime. The soft structure reduces the risk of micro-scratches, including on gloss black (piano black) rims.
The handle, made from EVA and TPR compound, provides a secure grip, even with wet hands or when wearing work gloves. A PVC guard separates the working area from the handle, protecting your hands from knocks against the rim edge and from splashes of cleaning chemicals.
The brush is suitable for cleaning rims, wheels and exhaust tips. It is resistant to strong detailing chemicals, including wheel cleaners and iron removers, so it can be used alongside a range of cleaning products.
| Brand | RevoCare |
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| Size | L |
| Overall dimensions | 46 cm x 8 cm x 8 cm |
| Weight | 200 g |
| Material composition | EVA, POM, TPR, polyester, PVC, iron (IRON) |
| Type | Flexible brush (Flex) |
| Model code | MOT2008 |