MicroFiber Glove?

[DCRANER]

It may sound silly, but in trying to use the Speed Detailer to finish off my just washed motorcycle laced wheels, I thought how easy it might be if I had a soft glove, almost like a regular size work glove, that I could spray the detailer or wax on the fingers and rub on the wheels, between the spokes, etc. Even the top of the chromed cylinder heads which are under the gas tank and hard to get at.

And another clean glove for buffing if off. Sometimes even a small square applicator pad is an odd shape relative to these type areas.

O/K, go ahead...

[gb387]

I like that idea...

[the other pc]

That should work great.

The microfiber gloves I've seen are unlined. If you want to use any chemicals that you don't want on your fingers (ya' know how you get black gunk all over when using metal polish on bare aluminum?) you'll want to wear a rubber glove underneath.


PC.

[Rick]

Would be good for those tight edges on windshields.