Overview
Foam buffing pads become stiff and caked with wax and polish after just one use. If you look closely at the texture of a new foam pad, you’ll see that it is composed of thousands of tiny hollow cells. This varied texture provides polishing action as the pad spins. Wax and polish get caked in these compartments, making the texture of the pad smooth and therefore ineffective. This ergonomically designed Foam Conditioning Brush scrubs wax and polishes out of the foam and restores its original texture.
This handy orange brush is made with a set of stiff bristles that easily pull caked and dried products out of the foam pad. And the specially shaped handle makes it comfortable to grip and keeps your hand away from the spinning buffer.
To use, hold the buffer pad side up and place the brush on the pad as it spins. The brush will quickly clean the pad and restore its texture so you can keep buffing. No more stopping to replace a pad halfway through buffing your vehicle!
Similar steel brushes made for cleaning wool pads cannot be used on foam. This Conditioning Brush is designed specifically for foam pads, but can be used on wool, too.
If you’ve got a big detailing job ahead of you, keep this Conditioning Brush handy. It will save you time by allowing you to buff or compound longer without changing the pad. Also use it to agitate pads when you are washing them. Just be sure to rinse the brush and let it dry before using it on a dry pad again.
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