Abstract: A detailing tool for removing unwanted particles from a target surface. The detailing tool includes a tool head and a pair of blades. The tool head extends longitudinally between a front side and a rear side, the front side being opposite the rear side. The tool head further extends transversely between a first end and a second end, the first end being opposite the second end. The tool head is adapted and configured to receive a plastic unitary one piece member. The pair of blades includes a rearward blade and a forward blade, the pair of blades being formed from the unitary one piece member. When the unitary one piece member is received within the tool head, the pair of blades are adapted and configured to flex and engage the target surface such that unwanted particles adhere to the pair of blades and are removed from the target surface.

Abstract: A detailing tool for removing unwanted particles from a target surface. The detailing tool includes a tool head and a pair of blades. The tool head extends longitudinally between a front side and a rear side, the front side being opposite the rear side. The tool head further extends transversely between a first end and a second end, the first end being opposite the second end. The tool head is adapted and configured to receive a plastic unitary one piece member. The pair of blades includes a rearward blade and a forward blade, the pair of blades being formed from the unitary one piece member. When the unitary one piece member is received within the tool head, the pair of blades are adapted and configured to flex and engage the target surface such that unwanted particles adhere to the pair of blades and are removed from the target surface.

Abstract: A method of removing unwanted particles from a target surface includes gripping a brush. The brush has a handle, a head, a plurality of bristles, and a blade. The head has a first surface and a second surface, one of the first and second surfaces being a top surface and the other of the first and second surfaces being a bottom surface. Each of the plurality of bristles has an attached end attached to the second surface of the head. The blade is attached to the head and extends from the head. The method further includes orienting the brush such that the first surface is oriented towards the target surface and moving the handle such that the blade is dragged along the target surface. The method further includes removing from the target surface the unwanted particles adhered to the blade.