best applicator for WOWA products

[xinkid]

I mostly just lurk and rarely contribute to the forum but I thought I would share something that I found at the local autozone. I couldn't find a picture of it on the internet but here is one that is similar.



The one from autozone is more oval and fits very snug with 4 fingers. Last weekend, I applied AW using WOWA method by spraying onto the applicator and then wiping a thin coat onto the car. It was better than both a MF towel and a foam applicator. the MF is hard to handle with just one hand sometimes without the pocket. The foam applicator is always grabby when using very little product. I found the MF applicator to be the smoothest to glide across paint and easiest to apply thin. Note I haven't tried with other "official" WOWA products but I expect the experience to be similar.



my $0.02

 

[Macruz19]

I do like the MF from wal mart, but I'll have to try the ones with the pockets. I also like to use foam pads.



I think the easiest and fastest way to apply WOWA is using MF applicator pads.

 

[stiffdogg06]

I always think MF apps suck up too much product.



I use a damp foam applicator from topoftheline.com. If you buy more than 5, the price goes from $.75 to $.50 each.



I love em.



- Andrew

 

[wannafbody]

It depends on the product-some products work better with different type of applicators. I find that generally speaking MF applicators tend to leave a thicker product film than cotton or foam. In some cases MF works well with AIO's as it allows for more working into the paint.

 

[ALAN81]

Red foam applicators from CMA ...........2/$5.00

 

[Scottwax]

Meguiars foam applicators. They are less grabby when dry and once primed, glide over the paint.