The website of the respected
DUCATI OWNER'S CLUB of VICTORIA
includes a mention in their short list of General Links.
The National Motorcycle Museum UK
were " putting them to good use " during restorations on alloy damaged in their recent fire, and they have been highly praised by expert restorers on many vintage motorcycle email groups including the Bevelheads and the B M W Airheads Lists.
Printed Media.
The brushes first featured publicly in the New Products section of Australian Motor Cycle News in Feb 1999
Caption - " Brush Off the Years " Photo - Courtesy of Rod Chapman " Australian Motor Cycle News " 
and were favourably mentioned in the Antique Motor Cycle Club of America magazine " Blood Sweat and Gears " Spring 2002 .
The Classic Motor Cycle magazine reviewed the brushes in their New Products section of March 2003.
In the Workshop
Although small, the brushes are extremely tough workshop tools and are in use for a wide variety of applications apart from rejuvenating old aluminum alloy motors.
For example, the Machinery Cleanery is " Official Supplier of Small Brushes " to the restoration workshops of the Melbourne Maritime Museum, home to "POLLY WOODSIDE "