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Precision Foam Applicator Swabs (20)
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Description
To get the best results from Holo Heal and Finishing Polish, you need the right applicator. These high-density foam swabs are designed to apply restoration compounds gently and accurately, helping you work on holographic surfaces without scratching delicate foils or leaving excess product behind.
The durable foam head stays intact during use and gives you the control needed for both detailed application and light buffing. Its non-linting design helps keep the product where you want it, reducing waste and keeping the finish clean.
Disclaimer
We are not responsible for how you use this tool or the results you get. Card maintenance involves risk, and any damage caused to your cards during use is your sole responsibility. We strongly recommend practising on low-value bulk cards to master the technique before using this tool on your main collection.
Directions to Use
For Holo Heal:
Apply a small amount of Holo Heal directly to the foam tip. Gently work the compound into the targeted holographic area using small, circular motions. Once applied, switch to a clean microfibre cloth and gently buff the area until the finish looks clear and even.
For Finishing Polish:
Apply a small amount of Finishing Polish directly to the foam tip. Using light, controlled pressure, work the polish into the card surface in small circular motions. Once worked in, immediately wipe the area clean with a microfibre cloth so no residue is left behind.
Pro Tips For Best Results
Keep each formula separate: Use one swab for Holo Heal and another for Finishing Polish so each application stays clean and controlled.
Apply with light pressure: Let the foam tip do the work rather than pressing hard. This gives you better control and helps protect the finish.
Work in small sections: Apply and buff one area at a time so you can stay precise and avoid overapplying product.
Keep edges dry: Stay away from raw edges as much as possible, as too much moisture near the border can cause swelling or damage.
Practise first: Test your technique on low-value bulk cards before working on anything important. This helps you get used to the amount of product and pressure needed.