Chemical GuysAcc_S90 Boar’s Hair Detailing Brush

After acquiring my 2021 Lexus IS 350, I immediately invested in a Chemical Guys Acc_S90 Boar’s Hair Detailing Brush, driven by my desire to maintain the gleaming appearance of the front F Sport honeycomb grille. To achieve this, I paired the brush with the exceptional Meguiar's D107 Citrus Power Cleaner Plus. After soaking the grille, I utilized the brush to effectively dislodge grime and dirt from each intricate honeycomb opening. One of the standout features of this detailing brush is its lightweight design, complemented by a soft plastic handle and ferrule that are both chemical and scratch-resistant, making it ideal for delicate surfaces. The boar's hair bristles excel at removing dirt while ensuring that the finish remains immaculate.The dislike; I haven't encountered any significant issues worth mentioning.

The media could not be loaded. This is the second time I'm buying this product, only because I lost the first one. The handle is durable plastic and the bristles are fine and lengthy, which is great for reaching those hard to get to spots. I do it use for exterior use when washing my car because of it's stiffness. It has performed great for everything I've used it for.

This brush does a very good job, 2nd one ordered.

These brushes aren't bad. Although I don't like long-bristle brushes, these reach into areas that you'd otherwise be leaving alone while detailing.Something to note, the picture is inaccurate - the Goat Boar's brush no longer features a metal ferrule to hold the brush assembly together, rather it's black plastic. In my experience they hold up better. The metal version would get loose the first time the wood became saturated. I still have a couple, and a couple of the newer-styles - and I've gone through about 5 of these brushes in total.It is my go-to brush for lug nut holes, intricate wheels, dashboards, interior stuff, but only if they do not require heavy scrubbing.The bristles are boars hair, and semi-fine. They are flexible and have handled LOTS of chemical abuse - wheel acids, APC's, degreasers, and of course - soapy water. I try to keep a good stock on hand. I do not hesitate to use this on paint, either - it's especially good (see below, it's important) as a wax removal brush. I frequently detail vehicles that have previously been detailed at a dealership/cheap detail house. They generally leave buffer material and/or wax/polish in between body panels and lenses, and this is what I choose first to remove it! If it doesn't work dry, then I use some soapy water during the wash process.Excellent for cleaning around headlights/lenses, and the grille areas where a wash mitt doesn't get to.Something you should do, is buy some Temflex from home depot - it's a self vulcanizing rubber tape, generally used in the electrician industry. It stretches out a considerable amount, and I use this to wrap the bottom of the brush, over the bristles by about 1/2" or so. This allows you, depending on tension, to 'tighten' the bristles into a slightly smaller, yet considerably tighter - and more useful brush.Of all the brushes out there, this is my favorite.

Nice brush for detailing. Solid and quality bristle

good product

I purchased this brush to dust and clean all those hard to reach places on the interior of my car that a microfiber cloth can't get to. I use it for getting into places like air conditioning vents, the hard to reach area between the dash and underneath/behind the big LCD screen display, crevices between different pieces of trim, etc. I haven't had any issues with loosing bristles but I use it in a light duty way. I like the wood handle as it feels solid and is easy to get a good grip on. My neighbor uses this same brush to clean the lug nuts on his wheels but this almost seems like too nice of a brush for a harsh job like that but he swears by it.

I’ve been trying to replicate what the detailers have done for me in the past, that wow factor when you get your car back! One place that has always impressed me was how clean and new looking the door jams are. I researched Chemical Guys, watched the video using the products with this brush getting into hard to reach places, bought one and immediately bought a second to have just in case, works great!