- Microfiber Car and Tire Wax Applicator Pads and Cleaning Pads - Blue/Grey, 5 in. Diameter, 6 Pack

Good microfiber pad set. I use them for buffing out my vehicles, applying polishing compound or waxes. Right side for what I am using them for.

These work great! Compared to the large brick pad applicators other brands sell, these allow you to be a lot more precise. They wash well and are reusable and overall easy to use.

First I'd like to start by saying I detail vehicles every summer, and have been doing for years. I used these pads earlier in the year, and wasnt entirely too impressed. They aren't bad at all for the value, but they aren't the best at absorbing liquid (even if you pre-wet them), and they slip incredibly easy out of your hands, even with strong grip gloves. I was able to get only one full detail job done with them, so I guess technically the value was good based on how much I got paid, but I'd expect at least two jobs out of a pack with this many. You may like them more than me, but wasn't a huge fan.

I've been using these pads for a while and they're top notch. Edge stitching is strong and they don't go floppy after few uses. A rinse or simple wash and they're as good as new and ready for the next job. I've been using these for car wax, interior protectant, weatherstrip rejuvenation, leather conditioner, the lot. They work fantastic. I only wish they were made in multitude of colors as I like to keep pads separated by the job type. That's a minor quip though.

This product holds up nicely to removing make up and even rinsing several times, squeezing out the excess water to clean, and we use during the makeup removal process, or the face washing process

Fast shipping and exactly as described. Used to apply chrome cleaner to my vehicle. Washable as I threw it in the washer along with the other cloths I accumulated while detailing my car. Great price.

Item is as described. Will buy from again. A+++

They work, they're relative cheap, and haven't fallen apart on me or left fuzziness trails in my wax. You have to kind of roll them to form "handles" to have any grip; simply laying them flat on body panel and attempting to rub on wax more often than not has my hands sliding off them when they "stick" to the panel. I usually end up with wax getting all over my hands as I re-grip and re-roll the edges. Next time I will trying a bulkier type of wax applicator, such as the rectangular microfiber blocks from Chemical Guys: Chemical Guys (MIC_292_08) Blue 2" x 4" x 6" Premium Grade Microfiber Applicator, (Pack of 8) A little pricier, but if they are easier to handle and use, worth it over plain, thin, flat, circular pads.