Reddit reviews Detail Buddy Premium Detail Brush for Wheels, Interior, Leather, Trim - Set of 3
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SOLVENT RESISTANT BRISTLES - Stands up to the toughest wheel cleaners and are perfect for iron removing decontamination sprays such as Sonax or CarPro Iron X.GENTLE - Great for using on soft Nappa leather seats or trim such as exterior emblems. Will not scratch if used with a high quality wheel cleaner or car wash soap.2" LONG BRISTLES - Great for reaching into deep lug nuts and tight spaces. No metal parts makes it the safest brush for your vehicle. 3 different brush sizes - 1", 1.25", 1.5" in diameter.VERSATILE - Great for everything from brushing crumbs out of your seat crevices to dusting air vents. These brushes are also great around the house for cleaning narrow spaces.
I'm reposting some suggestions I made from a previous similar thread, hope it works out for you (the last person's budget was $100; not sure what yours is, but you can pick and choose!)
 
Optimum No Rinse: Concentrated and capable of being diluted as a wash, quick detailer, clay lubricant, window cleaner, light interior cleaner, and more.
Optimum Opti-Seal: Incredibly easy to use sealant (wipe on and walk away!), can be used in place of RainX on windows, good drying aid, and useful as an interior dressing as well. Opti-seal ALL the things!
Detailing brushes: Because every detailer can use more brushes!
Nanoskin Autoscrub Sponge: Makes the process of decontaminating your paint much faster. Much longer life than clay and can be used even after dropped on the ground! Use the ONR as lubricant and you save tons of money.
The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless Towels, 4 pack: These will be the best towels he's ever used.
The total for all of this should be $97.96, just under your budget :)
 
A couple other suggestions if you want to mix and match:
Smaller Opti-Seal: Since it's the biggest budget item here and a little goes a long way, you can go with the small one to include more items in your bundle.
Adam's Wheel Cleaner: The least terrible smelling wheel cleaner, but extremely effective as well. Good if that truck throws a lot of brake dust.
CarPro PERL: For protecting exterior plastics as well as dressing them, and for use as a satin look tire dresing.
Wheel Woolies: Makes cleaning wheels a much nicer experience, and won't fling brake dust into your face like the brushes do.
Hope this helps! If you want any more specific recommendations for any category, feel free to ask! As for things to avoid, Armorall, Turtlewax and Chemical Guys in my opinion.
They seem to be these ones but I'd rather let my (currently anonymous) santa chime in :P
https://amzn.com/B01CWP9UC4 I like these brushes a lot.
A lot of people top their sealants with a wax - I'm just not one of them. I prefer to just have my base coat of product and touch it up if necessary.
https://www.amazon.com/Detail-Buddy-Premium-Interior-Leather/dp/B01CWP9UC4/ref=lp_14334740011_1_2?srs=14334740011&ie=UTF8&qid=1500185602&sr=8-2
I picked up these similar brushes, and they're nowhere near as nice as these that I get at Lowes.
I would recommend something like this, which is a stiffer, but safe brush. Otherwise, you can use something like these for more sensitive jobs in & out of the car.