Drill brushes

Are you talking about brushes that attach into a rotary hand drill chuck for cleaning? I would think that when you say `drill" these days, it is a cordless 16 to 18-volt powered portable drill.

I also assume these are for cleaning fabric seats or foot-well floor carpets or carpet floor mats.

i do know that they make 4" diameter brushes in various brush bristle softness or types that attach to dual-action buffers for cleaning. One thing to keep in mind is to get the type with a screw-in threaded shank that takes the place of the backing plate. The kind with the hook-and-loop (IE, Velcro) that attaches to a backing plate of the same diameter is subject to come off if you use pressure will cleaning, even if it is "industrial" hook-and-loop that "should" hold securely.

This question is related to a question I have been meaning to ask:
How many of you with Rupe`s Nano I-brid use the available accessory 50mm(?)(2") brushes for cleaning and is it effective or useful??
 
I bought a little kit of drill brushes on Amazon and use it all the time. I like the flat scrubbers for tires when I want a really deep clean. They are especially nice on off-road tires with knobby sidewalls. The conical brush combined with a vacuum is great for interior carpets
 
Bought a set from Amazon, but not with any vacuum. Didn`t know there was such a thing. My hope it will save me time and fatigue with a better finish, than I could using a brush by hand.
 
Just bought a set of 4, each with varying stiffness. Have used them on carpet, carpeted floor mats and Weathertech floor mats
 
What color brush for upholstery that is that light grey tight weave material? The white brushes? I think the yellow would be too stiff?


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