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Old 05-26-2007, 06:21 PM
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Cobra Flex Foam Tire Dressing Applicators

I have been using these for about a month now and I've concluded that these are the most durable tire dressing applicators I've ever used. I'm still using my first one of the 3 pack and it shows little or no wear and no signs of coming apart what so ever! They are made from a higher density foam and they blow the Eagle One tire swipes away in the durability and quality department. These are a "must have" for the price!!! Guys with the low profile tires can simply cut them in half and get twice your money's worth

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I have been using these for about a month now and I've concluded that these are the most durable tire dressing applicators I've ever used. I'm still using my first one of the 3 pack and it shows little or no wear and no signs of coming apart what so ever! They are made from a higher density foam and they blow the Eagle One tire swipes away in the durability and quality department. These are a "must have" for the price!!! Guys with the low profile tires can simply cut them in half and get twice your money's worth



I think i saw those on the t.v show UNIQUE..... is it a ARMOUR all product??
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nope.......Cobra
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nope.......Cobra
Can you give a hint where to ????
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Oddly enough they are available here:

Cobra Flex Foam Tire Dressing Applicators 3 Pack
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Old 05-26-2007, 08:17 PM
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Can you give a hint where to ????
OOPS! Sorry Bill, I copied and thought I pasted the link in my post. Yes, they are available right here at AG. Great product!
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Do thet flex well? I have a prblem with some appliacators because of the lugs on the side of my off road tires.
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They flex VERY well. You can bend them in half!
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The applicators in the link doesnt seem to have the groove. Are these the same thing? 5x2 seems kinda big, all my cars have low profile tires. I am wondering how they would work?

I currently use the applicator from Armor-all (the only thing I use from them) and I really like it!
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