Trim Restorer Applicator

[Flash69]

Used my Trim Restorer for the first time today (as with Wheel Sealant see other thread).

I used a foam applicator and it was all over my hands by the time I was done.

So what does everyone use to apply PB TR?

Flash

PS - It was getting dark by the time I got to the trim so I could not see 100% in the day light. It looks like it is another great product from PB!

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[Scott P]

I use a small foam paint brush. It works great.

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by Scott P

I use a small foam paint brush. It works great.

me too

[Beemerboy]

I like a cotton pad applicator, in some cases I like to be able rub the TR in and the foam doesn't do that

[blk45]

Originally Posted by Poorboy

me too

Me 3! TR is a great product, just like the rest of Steve's line.

[Pockets]

Originally Posted by Scott P

I use a small foam paint brush. It works great.

Here too

[Reddwarf]

Foam paint brush? That is brilliant! I'll have to try that. I always use an old MF, the the foam paint brush sounds like a good idea.

[Pockets]

Works much better more control and you can get really close to the paint without getting it on it so you don't have to clean it off lol.

[audiboy]

I've always just used the edge of a cotton towel. It's a little messy, but I'm a mechanic, so I don't mind it. I might have to try out the foam brush method though.

[Poorboy]

Originally Posted by Reddwarf

Foam paint brush? That is brilliant! I'll have to try that. I always use an old MF, the the foam paint brush sounds like a good idea.

you only need to put a couple drops on the chisseled tip and it spreads a long way

[9D4E420]

PB Trim Restorer is all I use on trim and rubber tires. I use tire swipes from Pep Boys for the tires. It can get a little messy so I just wear a pair of latex gloves. For the trim I use a couple of different foam brushes depending on the size of the surface.

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[harry444]

I also use a foam paint brush. I have diferent sizes for the trim around the windows I use a 1 " brush for the larger areas like the mirrors I use a 2" and really large areas like the defroster inlet I use a 3" foam brush

[vwgtivw]

Originally Posted by Scott P

I use a small foam paint brush. It works great.

+1

[Bellydawg]

I also like the foam paint brush. It allows me to get in the tighter areas around the mirror and rear windshield wiper arm. Also, like said before, just a little bit goes a long way. After I'm finished, I use a MF to buff and remove any excess.

[Stephan]

I had always used one of those round terry cloth type applicators, however I may switch to the foam brush...better control.