The Coast to Coast Premier One Bi-Level Brush Head is the bit of gear you grab when the caravan or RV looks like it has done a few hundred k’s too many. The soft, bi-level head helps scrub away dust and road film from side walls and front corners without chewing into the surface, so you can tackle regular wash downs at home or in the park without fuss.

The brush head runs non-abrasive, super soft fibres packed in tight, so it shifts grime while staying gentle on paint and gelcoat. The backing plate keeps the head solid when you lean on it, giving you steady contact along big panels and around fittings. Match it with a handle or pole that suits your setup and you have simple, reliable gear built for real Australian touring conditions.

• Coast to Coast Premier One bi-level brush head
• Super soft non-abrasive fibres for gentle washing
• Suitable for caravan and RV exterior cleaning
• Bi-level design contacts flat and angled panels
• Dense bristle pack lifts road grime and dust
• Sturdy backing plate supports the fibre block
• Head supplied without handle for flexible pairing
• Ideal for regular washdowns between touring trips
• Yellow fibre colour for easy dirt visibility
• Compact head size suits tighter exterior areas

Q: Does the Premier One Bi-Level Brush Head include a handle?

No, the brush head is supplied on its own without a handle. This setup lets you match it with a pole or handle that suits your height and storage space. Many caravan owners pair heads like this with telescopic poles for roof reach. Check that your chosen handle suits the mounting style of the head before buying.

Q: Is this brush head suitable for painted caravan and RV surfaces?

Yes, the brush head uses super soft non-abrasive fibres suitable for painted and gelcoat surfaces. The soft fibres help reduce the chance of fine marks when used with clean water and suitable wash detergent. Always rinse heavy grit off panels first before brushing. Regularly cleaning the head helps keep the fibres performing well.

Q: Can I use this brush head on windows and acrylic hatch covers?

The soft fibres make it suitable for these surfaces when used with plenty of water and light pressure. Rinse off loose dust and sand before brushing to avoid dragging grit across the surface. Use a mild wash suitable for plastics or windows. Wipe or squeegee dry afterwards to reduce water spotting.

Q: How often should I replace the brush head?

Replace the head when the fibres look flattened, split, or lose their softness. Worn fibres are less effective at lifting grime and can hold embedded grit. Rinsing the head well after each wash will help it last longer. Storing it out of direct sun between trips also helps maintain the bristles.