
300mm PP Car Wash Side Disc Brush
- Head Ø
- 300 mm
- Head length
- 180 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Detailing brushes work across paint-adjacent trim, vents, seams and mechanical areas where one level of stiffness is not enough. A soft vent brush, chain-cleaning tool and car-wash disc all solve different tasks, so this category is organized by the part you are cleaning and how the brush is used.
Find hand-detail brushes, vent and gap brushes, car-wash brushes, fender tools, chain-cleaning brushes and other automotive maintenance products.







Detailing moves from the softest job on the car, dusting a gloss dashboard, to some of the dirtiest, scrubbing a chain. A brush that is right for one is wrong for the other. Pick by the surface it touches and how much grime is on it.
| Part | Brush in this range | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Air vents, dash seams and interior crevices | PA612 car vent brush with a fan-shaped head | 18 mm head on a 120 mm handle |
| Badges, emblems, trim, wheel faces and engine bay | Automotive detail brush in boar, nylon or microfiber | 10–100 mm head, 180–450 mm handle |
| Motorcycle chains | Chain brush with a U-shaped bristle channel | 15–50 mm head |
| Battery terminals and clamps | Dual-ended battery terminal brush | Brass or stainless bristles |
| Snow and ice on glass and body | Extendable snow brush with ice scraper | Non-scratch PET or PP fill |
| Car wash side arms | 300 mm PP side disc brush | 300 mm across, 180 mm filament |
| Dust on films, glass and carbon fiber panels | Carbon fiber panel brush | 10–100 mm head |
Interior plastics, piano-black trim and screens scratch more easily than paint. A fan-shaped head of fine nylon, such as PA612, reaches between vent louvres and into dash seams without leaving marks. Boar bristle is softer still and suits leather seams and textured plastics. Microfiber heads pick up dust instead of moving it.
Use the brush dry for dust, or lightly damp with an interior cleaner for grime. A soaked brush pushes liquid into the vents and the electrics behind them.
Around badges and emblems the brush works next to paint, so it has to be soft: boar bristle or a fine flagged nylon that holds shampoo. In the engine bay the grime is heavier and the surfaces tougher, and a firmer nylon detail brush does the work. Keep separate brushes for paint-adjacent areas and for wheels and engines, so grit is never carried onto paint.
A chain brush has bristles on three sides of a U-shaped channel. It sits over the chain and cleans both side plates and the top of the rollers in one pass while the wheel is turned by hand. A separate tuft at the end reaches the sprocket. Stiff nylon is enough with a chain cleaner; wire damages O-ring and X-ring seals.
Snow is pushed, not scrubbed. A snow brush uses soft PET or PP fill with flagged tips, so it moves snow off the roof and glass without scratching the clear coat. The ice scraper on the other end is for glass only. An extendable handle reaches the middle of the roof and windscreen on tall vehicles.
Side brushes on automatic car wash arms turn against the vehicle side at speed. The 300 mm PP disc brush carries 180 mm filaments on a quick-change hub. PP is light, takes water and car wash chemicals, and is used with plenty of water so the film comes off without dragging grit across the paint. The hub is matched to the arm it fits.
Most of the detailing brushes we make carry the seller's brand. Fill, head shape, handle color and material, logo and packaging can change, and detail brushes can be packed as a set of sizes. Small hand-held brushes start at 500 pieces per design. The car wash disc brush and the carbon fiber panel brush start at 100.
Send the target part, finish, residue, access dimensions and whether the brush is used by hand or in equipment. We can then choose a suitable detailing direction.
Choose your brush type, cleaning task, material direction, and key details before sending a custom brush request.