If I should need an applicator which one would be the best and easiest to use?
782147
I didn't buy an applicator and found I really didn't need one... just get right on top of the CD and the label, eyeball the center and place it carefully and you should be fine.
2280116
No need to worry about that becasue the applcator will fall apart in your hands long before even half of the product is dispensed. The formulation is effective, but the applicator is so cheap that even average water pressure will make it fall apart. Perhaps you're asking because this has happened and you want to use another dispensor?
2282028
Yes this would definitely be useful. Spread the lotion or med around and not put it in one spot on the applicator.
609003
Good answers from Jason and Tattoo. If you do a websearch for Celox in a syringe, there are a couple of pretty good pictures of the applicator that comes in this package. Botach web site has a nice picture. Think just under 1/2" and you'll get a good idea. Sounds like you could use a good hunter's education course in your neck of the woods! ;o)
1541231
No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda.
1889146
you need to buy an applicator bottle. I would suggest one with a large opening, as the henna mixture is hard to transfer in to a bottle.
935742
Hi there,The Carlson Key-e Suppositories come without an applicator.Regards,Smallflower
729316
Depends on how big, and how many applications are required to get the result you want. I used one bottle, and did a 10' vee hull twice, once because I allowed the product to dry on the hull, and it left marks. I would get one, and order more if you need to. Prime means you can get it quickly enough.
557107
You should get the Xfusion Spray Applicator instead. It is $8 cheaper. I use the Toppik applicator with Toppik fiber. It fits all different sized bottle of Toppik. XFusion Spray Applicator
224104
By the way, this product works very well and is very easy to apply. We get much better results with this than others have gotten with much higher priced products. I prefer the spray to the lotion - easier and more effective. Good luck!
675963
No anytime is good and you can also go on the website and watch a video on how to apply. I love this stuff
2257770
Sandblast and powder coat the deal. Don't mess around with anything else or you will be wasting your time.
1066584
I can say that you don't need a power applicator because a simple hose end sprayer works for someone who does their car washing in their driveway. I also use the two bucket system for washing, applying the soapy water with microfiber chenille wash mitts. I did that this morning for my 2013 Accord. However, just putting soapy water on a surface without using something to lift the dirt off probably won't be very satisfying if you're trying to clean your car well. I'd suggest that you call Chemical Guys and talk to them for a better explanation as to why that's needed. You may be trying to avoid scratching the paint on your car, a good idea, but if the car to be washed is a "daily driver", you'll need more than good intentions to keep it clean.
1888673
I've always used easycast products and they work well. Use mold release spray first.
1407890
The chocolate would likely be best. I really use it to define my lightest areas (the outside ends) and taper it off as I get closer to the center. You can use very little and can get away with a darker shade. Just use a spoolie to buff it out a bit!
249819
I think either will work well. Sponge is quite firm. It does not absorb the lotion.
1478543
I just tried oil and it works really good. In fact, I think I will use primarily oil instead of lotion. This applicator is the best method I have found to keep the skin moisturized, especially when temperatures get cold and dry. Don't hesitate, buy this applicator asap. You won't regret it. You may regret if you don't buy one.