Product Review
Our medium textured marine deck brush head measures 8" wide at the base and has a large, deep, face (measuring 5" x 10") that works great for boat cleaning, it quickly breaks up and lifts away dirt, grease and grime from fiberglass, wood, grout, tile, metal, glass and more. Deck brushes are essential boat maintenance supplies and our premium marine scrub brush head screws on to a mop rod or telescoping handle that fits a 3/4" Acme thread, it is sure to become a work-horse in your cleaning arsenal to keep your boat looking fantastic. We proudly stand behind the quality of all our products with a 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! We are a family owned American business committed to making premium quality products. If you don't love our Medium Deck Brush, simply let us know and receive a full, no questions asked refund.
- MEDIUM TEXTURED BRISTLES GENTLY REMOVE DIRT: Our heavy duty commercial grade brush head is ideal for scrubbing scum, washing dirt, grease, grime and bird-droppings without being harsh or scratching painted surfaces or clear gel or ceramic coats.
- WORKS ON MANY SURFACES: Car wash brush & boat brush head safely cleans fiberglass, wood, grout, tile, metal, siding, glass auto & RV. Cleaning scrub brush is scratch free and ideal for truck & car cleaning, decks, carwash, hull cleaner & deck brush.
- 3/4” ACME THREAD FITS MANY UNIVERSAL POLE TIPS: Our boat deck brush head works with our long extension Extendable Rod, and other telescoping handles, a standard broom handle or rod that fits a 3/4” acme thread and floats as well
- THICK RUBBER BUMPER PROTECTS SURFACE WHILE CLEANING: A thick wrap around rubber bumper protects boats and vehicles from damage and marks while cleaning. The large brush face is wide and deep so you can quickly clean large areas.
- WHY BETTER BOAT: We are a family owned American business committed to making premium quality RV care and boat cleaning supplies. We stand behind your satisfaction and our accesories, equipment & washing products including our attachment deck brush.
