Kraft Tool Large Turtle Back Cellulose Sponge Box - Ideal for General Purpose Use Review

I use this product to apply tire shine it's great for that purpose just wet which is used to shine tires the edge allows you to get closer to the rim . Much cheaper than buying all those items through third party products.

Works well. The reason for the 3 stars is that if it falls off a raised sidewall onto a tire it loses its yellow color instead of black. I think it will work on a machine with lower raised letters. Not so good on a full truck tire.

Arguably the best tire care applicator I have ever used! I've had the Onky for a few days and am curious how it will hold up over time. Perfect shape for dressing discs and very comfortable to hold.

Great value for money. It has good density and holds up well when applied to tires and trim with Chemical Brothers VRP. I took a sponge and cut it into three pieces: a large square sponge for broad application and two smaller curved-sided sponges for dense application. As I said, the density is very heavy, which I really like.

This is a great product for applying tire gel. Simply cut in half and apply hoop gel to the end (flat side). The sponge has enough density to not be too flexible and difficult to apply. You can apply the gel to the tire and then rotate the sponge to apply the gel to the lip next to the rim without applying the product to all wheels. I use it with Meguiar's Endurance Gel. Very good.

I use it to apply Mequiar's Hyper Dressing to plastic trim and tires. I'm going to cut the sponge in half at the thickest middle section and use the outer thin/sharp edges to quickly connect the tires along the wheel edge. Makes the application clean and tidy. These sponges are cheap and durable. I usually get 20-30 cars out of half a sponge depending on how many aggressive truck tires are made.

As others have said, cut in half, great for tire repairs. The sponge is many times denser than a dishwashing sponge so you don't waste any product, and because it's made of a better material than traditional tire sponges, your product will soak up rather than drip. The tapered/rolled lip is great for getting between the wheel and tire, especially if you have slightly stretched tires.

As others have said when cut in half it is perfect for attaching tires. The sponge is many times denser than a dishwashing sponge so you don't waste any product, and because it's made of a better material than traditional tire sponges, your product will soak up rather than drip. The tapered/rolled lip is great for getting between the wheel and tire, especially if you have slightly stretched tires.

I bought this after watching the Wilson Auto Detailing video online. He bought one of these sponges and cut it in half to have two tire mounting sponges. The flat end fits easily between the rim and tire and prevents the bandage from touching the rim. The porous side retains plenty of bandage, allowing me to cover the entire splint without having to apply an extra bandage. I have been using this sponge (as two halves) for weekly tire cleaning for 6 months and they are holding up very well…

I purchased this tire cleaner on the recommendation of Wilson Auto Detailing. I detail cars from the side (about 2-3 cars a week) and use the Adams Tire Shine Applicator. Worked for about a month then broke. The glue wore off and part of the applicator came loose. Frustrated, I decided to try this. When I used it for the first time, I was immediately impressed. Like Luke at Wilson Auto Detailing, I hose it down, then wring it out and towel dry it so it's damp and not wet. I use this to apply…