Adam's Polishes Suede Applicator (2 Pack) - Car Detailing Sponge, Use with Ceramic Spray, Graphene Coatings on Car Paint, Metal, Plastic Trim, Rubber & Glass

Ceramic coating a vehicle is 80% in the preparation, 20% in the application - when ceramic coating your finish, you take extra precaution to ensure your paint is perfected and corrected to the highest possible shine. Using only the most premium of microfiber towels and polishes to get your paint in show-ready condition, the final steps of ceramic coating are the most crucial to make sure your hard work doesn't go unnoticed. During the coating process, the coating is applied with a Ceramic Suede Applicator to ensure no scratching and an even transfer of coating to the vehicle's surface. The soft material and low-pile design allow the coating to be applied from the applicator and transferred onto the paint with minimal absorption into the inner sponge portion of the applicator. When searching for the right applicator we needed something small, scratch free, and easily disposed of. The applicator is just the right size - small enough to use on tight plastic and rubber trim areas with Adam's Trim Coating, but large enough to apply an even layer of Adam's Paint or Wheel Coating across the preferred surface as well. When applying the coating, the applicator soft internal sponge allows the coating to be evenly applied no matter how much or how little force is exerted. Simply put, if the applicator is making contact with the surface, it will apply the coating evenly as long as the coating was applied substantially the sponge. These applicators are good for one use only, and will need to be replaced once the ceramic coating cures and hardens into the applicator material. You may be able to use an applicator more than once if you only use one side of the applicator and then a new side for the next application; however, once the excess ceramic residue cures and crystallizes on the surface of the applicator, it will no longer be a soft, safe surface, and the applicator could then potentially scratch other surfaces.