💧WORK STUFF brand review Pt1

[@thecarboutique2467]

Have you used the Work Stuff brand? What is your experience? Are there any other Work Stuff accessories that you want TCB to review? Get in touch with Andy and Karl ([e-mail]) or leave a comment. Enjoy the video and if you like the style of video we produce, drop us a Like and Subscribe. Cheers.

[@jamesfoote8916]

I have used work stuff detailing brushes for years. Stiff to soft brushes and I have to say they are very good but I have had quite a few fail. Normally the bristle shrouding at the top comes loose and the round handle ones can become quite slippy so they are good but they’re far from perfect. I have to say for doing emblems on cars etc are using an incredibly soft Detailing brush and I use the same make and kind of brush on my alloy wheelsand to my amazement. I am now two years in and using the same brush and to be fair, my works brush didn’t last that long.

[@thecarboutique2467]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Personally I have not had a failure in any of my Work Stuff brushes but alas I have only been using them 9 months. For this reason we will revisit all the kit tested in a future video so we can detail the longevity of the kit and if we experience any issues after prolonged use. Cheers.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Thanks for this. Seen their stuff nut not seen much written ir said about them. Your seal of approval is welcome! I fanricated a magneto......... it was sh1t.

[@thecarboutique2467]

Cheers buddy for watching. Hope your all good.

[@Moh4n95]

Workstuff equipment products lasting for a long time if take good care off them I have seen they have new brushes and towels new bucks and extra... I bought my workstuff products 4,5 years ago and they still works like they was brand new very good products and value for money they worth it definitely the investment 👌🏾

[@thecarboutique2467]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Glad you are getting a similar experience to us. Cheers.

[@Moh4n95]

@thecarboutique2467 I'm looking forward for the part 2 from the review 👍🏾👍🏾

[@thecarboutique2467]

@@Moh4n95 Cheers buddy.

[@decker0373]

Thanks chaps! Where are the Work Stuff products manufactured?

[@thecarboutique2467]

They are a Polish brand so all the products get distributed from Poland. As to where they are actually made, I would have to do some invest buddy.

[@Richard_Details]

The only brush I use to clean emblems etc is like a makeup brush. Wouldn't use any stiffer bristled ones on the paint at all, or the wheels for that matter

[@thecarboutique2467]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. As a general rule I would tend to agree and regarding brushes from some manufacturers I would agree that the make-up style brushes are quote 'safer'. Albeit I agree with you on a general rule, the brushes we used during this test did not scratch the paint or wheels. I suppose the advice to a beginner would be to use the softest brushes albeit at the detriment of sometimes not having the purchase to really clean the intricate areas around badges etc where the dirt can get ingrained. Cheers.

[@TruckerMatty93]

Microfiber madness have had the magnetic drying things for years!

[@thecarboutique2467]

Well why didnt you tell me lol. Cheers for watching.

[@TruckerMatty93]

@thecarboutique2467 haha always thought of it as a gimmick

[@thecarboutique2467]

@@TruckerMatty93 It could be seen as a gimmick but I think its a clever but simple bit of kit. If I remember to use them I will going forward. Cheers.😀

[@KarlHampson-TCB]

Another video that we had a great time doing. Very interesting range of accessories 😁

[@thecarboutique2467]

Great fun doing this review. It is clear that we both rated this brand strong across all its products. The true test however is how long it lasts so we shall monitor going forward.

[@brilees1229]

The dolly l like l would consider there brushes .. thanks guys for the video

[@thecarboutique2467]

Cheers buddy.