Carrand 93045 Brush and Shine Tire Dressing Applicator Brush: Achieve a Flawless Shine in Minutes! Review

I applied tire paint with an applicator sponge that gets dirty and started warping the wood shelves in my garage because of excess bandage left in the sponge. hardly leaves any traces. For this reason, it also lasts much longer on me than sponges.

I'm used to using old foam tire cleaner applicators but after reading some reviews I decided to give it a try. I have to say I love the difference. The gel is simply applied to the tires and spread over them. Easy to clean. It leaves no residue when applied to hands and feels durable unlike foam applicators that fail over time. All in all I am very happy with it and will now use it as my only application method. I would highly recommend it to others on the fence as I think it might not work as…

Does the job, the size is perfect for easy splint handling without the dressing smearing all over the disc. There's a fold-down bumper fascia, but to be honest it's utterly useless. Just pay attention to the angle at which you hold the brush and you'll turn golden.

This brush is ideal for leveling out tire shine. I usually apply my product with a sponge applicator and use this brush to sweep it over. This is especially useful for tires with side grooves and raised ribs. The brush is actually bigger than I thought. I highly recommend it.

I like it a lot more than blocks of foam which tend to fall apart over time and always have product on them. It has a slider that goes over the stubble when not in use, which is nice. I recommend this instead of blocks and find it works very well.

They have street tires or super aggressive MT, this thing is golden. I've tried everything from foam wheel pads (MT side treads tear the foam apart after just two tires), microfiber applicators and towels (takes forever and wastes a lot of product), and even paintbrushes. If you are using a quality gloss that is a cream or gel, this is the product you need. It's a lot bigger than I thought it would be, which is great, and the bristles are nice and firm, giving you more precise control over your