Applicator for more precise trim application

[Bunky]

I find this type of applicator found at craft stores like Michaels to be handy to apply trim dressings like Ultima and Solution Finish. They are good for applying the dressing more precisely as opposed to a foam applicator. If you really try to get into crevices, they can get damaged since the foam is very soft. They can be a bit expensive if smaller kits so somethings getting the multi-pack can be a better deal but then you get some applicators you may not use.

 

[Rocket]

Those look like a good option. I usually take a round yellow foam applicator and cut it up. I can cut a tip and usually be pretty precise

 

[flamed03vert]

Never thought of those. My gf buys them at Wally World cheaper than Michaels and A.C. Moore's.

 

[Nth Degree]

I use foam triangle make-up applicators found at any drug store. Low cost and very effective. The only thing they don't work great for is when I have to get deep into crevices like lower grills near fog lamps and between the side mirror and A pillars/windows. I do wear a glove though so I don't have to wash the dressing off my hand.

 

[07gtcs]

Looks interesting. I've just used a yellow foam applicator so far.

 

[Pats300zx]

Great idea Al. I am going to look for them next time I am at Michaels. They look like stencil brushes.

 

[classofshine]

Nice idea, I like the .50 cent 1" foam paint brushes for smaller trim areas.

 

[BobbyG]

Those are pretty neat Al and I can see how they'd make trim application much easier......:bigups

 

[dc52nv]

Will keep my eye out for these. Thanks for the tip.

 

[dd1101]

Great tip Al. Also I found alot of useful stuff in my wifes makeup arsenal. The foam sponges I took from her work great on trim too.