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It is tinier than what you would expect looking at the picture, but it does the job very well. It is also not too bad to hold, I had my index finger in the hole with my thumb over

Easy to use

At first I was disappointed with the size but thought I'd give it a go and I was shocked how well it worked!Excellent especially on lower profile tyres and really uses less product!!Looks are definitely deceiving I would highly recommend 👌

Pros - the brush itself is superbCons - the hand grip is far too small, you can only just get your fingers through the hole. The brush detached from the handle on the second day of using it.

I am 100% sure it will retain its shape for a long time.Very easy to apply polish using this, as the bristles are soft - it easily reaches all the contours of tyre.

Beware the picture makes the brush look big but in reality it is really tiny…

This brush is brilliant, uses less product and provides a better finish.

The media could not be loaded. Proso less wasteful than a spong or clotho good for getting into details (e.g. raised writing)o they come with caps to cover the bristles after useConso a bit smallo a bit more drag that with a spongeI was a bit taken aback by how tiny these were when I unpacked them, but the product listing does have a picture with one in a hand, so that's only because I didn't pay attention.They have very dense and very soft bristles. I usually use a sponge for applying tyre dressing, but it's a pretty wasteful way to go. I hoped these would be better.How did they do? I've attached a short video showing me use them on a section of tyre (which already had some dressing on, but needed a top up). There's also a photo showing how much tyre dressing I put on the brush to start.Overall it worked well. It felt like more effort than with my sponges as there was more drag from the brush, but not a big deal if only doing four tyres. If you're a pro this might matter more. Mine was a quick test. It’s possible that as they get fully loaded with dressing, this might become less of an issue.What about the size? I'd argue these need to be slightly bigger. In the video I'm using them on a sidewall which is about 10.5cm wide. I’m having to go over a couple of times to cover the sidewall. On a car with bigger sidewalls, they’d slow you down a bit.Whilst the sponge does a good job of being easy to quickly wipe over, these brushes do a much better job of catching details (in the raised markings on the tyre wall). With the sponge, I may have to go over a few times to get into every nook and cranny, the brushes handle this better.I think they’ll be a bit more economical on tyre dressing, but perhaps not as much as I thought initially. The dressing quickly disappears down inside the bristles, but hopefully still less wasteful than a sponge.They come with a cap which is a great idea for keeping things cleaner and tidier when done.Overall, I like these, but would argue that they need to be slightly larger to be serious.