Hi all, this week i purchased some wheel woolies, i think its the old style but there isnt much difference im told.
Ive seen a few articles asking about whether or not they are any good for the money £28.99 in my case thanks to polished bliss and there offer.
Here goes, my first review by the way so comment are most welcome on how i could improve.
Firstly can i appologise on the condition of the alloy, it wasnt me! :wall: They are due for a refurb, and some new wheel nuts and hubs and calipers painted.
Wheel in question is the front nearside on my BMW E91 330d M sport in carbon black.
Before: this about 3 weeks of road film, not over dirty to be fair, they are not seeled and have had a blast of iron x about 5 months ago.
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wheels where washed only with valet pro citrus pre wash, fantastic product and smell ok too.
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here are the brushes being used and just a bit of megs golf class for some suds.
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large wheel woolie i found was a real useful bit of kit for the fronts and large openings, doesnt reach the back past the discs but not a problem. Holds plenty of suds
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medium wheel woolie was perfect for reaching the back of the rims, held plenty of suds and cleans well. i think the new wheel woolies has a larger handle on this medium size but for me and my 235 size front 18 wheels it wasnt an issue and i wont be buying a new set of wheel woolies for that larger handle.
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small woolie was great for the in between gaps that are quite tight and small, again held a good amount of suds and was strong enough for a good clean. will come in handy for other areas of the car also!
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i did use my trusty valet pro brush to clean around the wheel nuts, cannot fault this brush for this job.
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really pleased with the wheel woolies, they made light work of my alloys, easy to use and did the job quickly. Took little effort to use. i would recommend them to anyone who is unsure of the money. They also will be useful in other areas of the car wheel arches etc.
All finished dried and i applied the paste wax wheel sealant and some megs endurance tyre gel.
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Thanks for looking, all questions, comments advice criticism accepted.
bmwjc
Ive seen a few articles asking about whether or not they are any good for the money £28.99 in my case thanks to polished bliss and there offer.
Here goes, my first review by the way so comment are most welcome on how i could improve.
Firstly can i appologise on the condition of the alloy, it wasnt me! :wall: They are due for a refurb, and some new wheel nuts and hubs and calipers painted.
Wheel in question is the front nearside on my BMW E91 330d M sport in carbon black.
Before: this about 3 weeks of road film, not over dirty to be fair, they are not seeled and have had a blast of iron x about 5 months ago.
wheels where washed only with valet pro citrus pre wash, fantastic product and smell ok too.
here are the brushes being used and just a bit of megs golf class for some suds.
large wheel woolie i found was a real useful bit of kit for the fronts and large openings, doesnt reach the back past the discs but not a problem. Holds plenty of suds
medium wheel woolie was perfect for reaching the back of the rims, held plenty of suds and cleans well. i think the new wheel woolies has a larger handle on this medium size but for me and my 235 size front 18 wheels it wasnt an issue and i wont be buying a new set of wheel woolies for that larger handle.
small woolie was great for the in between gaps that are quite tight and small, again held a good amount of suds and was strong enough for a good clean. will come in handy for other areas of the car also!
i did use my trusty valet pro brush to clean around the wheel nuts, cannot fault this brush for this job.
really pleased with the wheel woolies, they made light work of my alloys, easy to use and did the job quickly. Took little effort to use. i would recommend them to anyone who is unsure of the money. They also will be useful in other areas of the car wheel arches etc.
All finished dried and i applied the paste wax wheel sealant and some megs endurance tyre gel.
Thanks for looking, all questions, comments advice criticism accepted.
bmwjc
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