





Multi surface
Detailing Brush Set
DUST · CLEAN · SCRUB · 3 BRUSHES
Three professional detailing brushes, each matched to a job: Dust for screens and vents, Clean (100% natural boar hair) for leather and trim, and Scrub for wheels and engine bays. One set for every surface, inside and out.
Free shipping on orders over $30. Ships from the US.
Bristles
- Dust: ultra-soft synthetic (PBT)
- Clean: 100% natural boar hair
- Scrub: firm synthetic (PET)
Size
9.5 inches overall, with a rubberized handle and a head up to 1.5 inches wide
Care instructions
- Rinse with clean water after each use
- Shake out the water and hang by the hook to dry
- Use the Scrub brush with degreaser and wheel cleaner; keep the Clean boar hair brush for leather and trim

The right brush for every surface
One stiffness can't do every job, so we matched three. Each brush is labelled on the handle, so you always know which one to reach for.
This means:
- Dust: ultra-soft for screens, vents and buttons
- Clean: 100% natural boar hair for leather and trim
- Scrub: firm for wheels, carpets and the engine bay
Work from delicate to heavy and the whole car is covered, inside and out.

Built to be the last set you buy
Every brush is epoxy-set with a solvent- and water-resistant bond, so the bristles resist shedding, wash after wash. The heads are metal-free, so there is nothing to rust or scratch your paint.
The contoured rubberized grip and finger guard stay secure even when wet, and the open hook clips onto your wash bucket so the bristles stay clean between jobs.
Professional quality. No compromises. It just works.

Three matched bristles
Soft synthetic, natural boar hair and firm synthetic for every job
100% natural boar hair
The Clean brush glides over leather, emblems and glossy trim
Epoxy-set bristles
A solvent- and water-resistant bond, so bristles resist shedding
Metal-free
Nothing to rust, nothing to scratch your paint
9.5 inch size, 1.5 inch head
Rubberized handle with a finger guard, secure even when wet
Open hook
Hangs on any bucket so the bristles stay clean
Questions people ask
Still have a question? Email us anytime at hello@theprostuff.com. You'll hear back from a real person who is just as obsessed with cars as you are.
Which brush should I use on leather?
The Clean brush. Its 100% natural boar hair is soft enough for leather seats, stitching, emblems and badges, and holds your cleaner or conditioner well. Follow with a microfiber towel.
Will the Dust brush scratch screens or gloss-black trim?
No. The Dust brush is an ultra-soft synthetic made for the most delicate surfaces in your car: screens, gauges, air vents, buttons and gloss-black trim. Use it dry to sweep dust away.
Can I use the brushes with wheel cleaner and degreaser?
Yes. Reach for the Scrub brush with degreaser, wheel cleaner and all-purpose cleaner on wheels, tires and the engine bay. The bristles are epoxy-set with a solvent-resistant bond, so they stay put. Keep the Clean boar hair brush for leather and trim.
Do the bristles shed?
Every brush is epoxy-set with a solvent- and water-resistant bond, so the bristles resist shedding and loose clumps, wash after wash. As with any natural fibre, the boar hair brush may release a few loose hairs when new.
Will they rust?
No. The heads are metal-free, with no metal band to rust or scratch your paint.
How do I store them?
Rinse each brush after use, shake out the water and hang it by the open hook. The hook also clips onto your wash bucket while you work, so the bristles stay clean.
What makes us different
Maximum strength, zero fillers
We use super-concentrated formulas with maximum active ingredients, giving you professional-grade performance without the watered-down waste.
Toxin-free by design
Your car is a closed environment: what you spray inside it, you breathe in. That's why every formula is completely free of synthetic fragrances, dyes and essential oils.
Engineered to win
Every formula goes through brutal testing against every option on the market. If our product doesn't outperform the rest, it doesn't make it to your garage.
