What do you use to apply your favorite tire dressing? And what is it...?

[Grifftech]

Wow that FatMax toolbox looks really handy and it's not too expensive, $80.

Actually bought it for my wife, as she has a small commercial cleaning business and she hauled her cleaning supplies in it, but it got to heavy for her to lift in and out of the SUV at each place. So I thought, perfect use for me. I may get a second one

[fenderpicks]

Wow very nice... but 80$ is alot to me lol, im drained by all the detailing products i purchased.

I use a 20$ mobile thing from Stanley that can be found at wal mart...

[Grifftech]

I want one of these bad boys!!!

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[fenderpicks]

holy... thats alotta money for just shelving man

[Setec Astronomy]

Wow very nice... but 80$ is alot to me lol, im drained by all the detailing products i purchased.

I use a 20$ mobile thing from Stanley that can be found at wal mart...

Yeah, that FatMax isn't so cool if you have to stow it, then you can't have anything sticking out of the top--I'd hate to have product bottles on their side.

[ShinyRex]

Eagle 1 applicators cut in half.

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[fenderpicks]

Yea... i mean i dont think the products will leak.... but u know i prefer them to be standing lol

[BWG707]

I use some cheap round tire sponges with Mothers Reflections Tire protectant. It leaves a matte finish. The brand new look. No sling at all. I prefer my tires with no shine just a new deep black look.

[HeavyD]

OptiBond mostly 1:1 in HVLP gun,I also use others this way depending on the shine the customer requests. And junk paint brushes to even out.

[pfix]

Opti-Bond 1:1 with the Optimum spray gun.

Tuf-Shine is my favorite product for tires applied using their applicator.