Why Use Applicators?
Apply the perfect amount of wax, sealant, glaze, conditioner, or dressing without scratching the surface. Get that perfectly even, thin coat of product with these microfiber and foam applicators.
Detailing your vehicle is a matter of precision. When applying products like wax, sealant, glaze, conditioner, or dressing, an applicator allows you superb control for those final steps of your detailing process. Unlike our premium detailing products, some stiffer or cheaper foam products can even leave scratches or swirls on painted surfaces after waxing.
Our applicators allow you to spread products evenly and reach into tight spots easily for a better overall effect. No more coats that go on too think or uneven patches where it’s hard to maneuver. The UFO Foam Applicator even has a space in which to insert your pointer finger so you can really get into any small area with your wax or dressing. And our microfiber applicators are super soft and machine washable so they’ll be prepped and ready every time.
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