[zeenon53]

What type of brush do you guys recommend for getting in and around the lug nuts? I'm having a tough time finding the perfect brush.

[zachar3]

just go get a brush from an art store. Im sure there will be something there that works

[spanner1751]

I got a lug nut brush from autogeek, but my car is still new and haven't got a chance to use it yet. I have used q-tips on my previous E46, and they work ok. The q-tips with the plastic shafts are more durable.

Tom

[Bobble]

I have a totally ghetto solutiuon I use. A chopstick with a piece of old cotton rag glued on and rolled around the edge a few times and then glued down again. I just get it wet with wash solution and agitate around the lugs when it gets too dirty or broken I toss it and make another.

[06E90Rostik]

1.25" angled paint brush. I wrapped that metal base where bristles stick out with electrical tape to prevent scratching the wheel.

[Envious Eric]

1" round paint brush works amazing! I also have a double sided brush with more stiff bristles on one side and it works when you need some more "umpff" to break the stuff loose!

[teamadobo]

I have this

http://www.eshine.ca/clean_wheel_nut...030.php?cat=14

[zeenon53]

I have been using a 1" round brush but aftre a while my hands start to cramp up from it.

[Buegie]

I like this one:

http://detailersdomain.com/carcarepr...eelBrush1.html

[Glim]

Mothers powerball cone does the trick, it gets lugnuts, into the corners and crevaces and leaves everything shiny.

I also use their mini and then ended up putting the mini extension arm on to the cone which allows the cone greater reach.

http://www.motherspowercone.com/