Swabby Dressing Tank w/ 6" Brush
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The Swabby Tire Dressing Applicator Tank with 6” Brush is a unique tool designed to make the application of tire dressings faster, easier, and more efficient. This applicator tank is a great solution for anyone looking to streamline their tire dressing application, saving money on product while achieving consistent, professional results with minimal mess.
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE WITH HEXANE or HEPTANE BASED PRODUCTS
Highlight specs:
- 6” brush head included (optional 3” low-profile brush sold separately)
- Manual air pump charges the canister, no plugs or batteries
- Built-in relief valve prevents over-pressurization
- 5 lb total weight, 18” x 9” x 9” footprint
- Brush-applied delivery keeps dressing on the sidewall, off the rim
Why a pressurized brush tank beats spray-and-wipe: trigger-spraying dressing atomizes product onto wheels and brakes, and sponging it on wastes product. With the Swabby you load sprayable dressing into the tank, pump it up by hand, and the brush head meters an even film straight onto the sidewall: no overspray, no sling onto clean wheels, no wipe-down step. A few trigger squeezes coat a full tire, so a gallon stretches across far more vehicles and each corner takes about a minute instead of four.
Optional Add On Items:
This dressing applicator item is not designed for thicker gel-type dressings - instead, this is meant for sprayable dressings like our Super Blue Tire & Rubber Shine
Who this is for
- High-volume detail shops running tires through a wash bay and need a faster application than spray-and-wipe
- Mobile detailers who want a dedicated dressing tool that travels with the rig and doesn’t tip over in transit
- Fleet wash crews dressing dozens of tires per shift where labor minutes per vehicle drive job cost
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- Two brush sizes cover every tire. The included 6" brush handles regular and over-sized tires; the optional 3" low-profile brush fits the tight sidewalls where a wider head would ride onto the rim.
- No sponges, bottles, or towels on the bench. The tank replaces the whole spray-and-wipe kit, so a tech coats a tire in a few trigger squeezes and moves to the next corner without a wipe-down step.
- Powered by easy-to-use manual air pump. With the Plastic Applicator Tank, there are no plugs or batteries necessary. Simply pump air into the tank by hand, saving utility costs and allowing for mobility.
- Keep dressing on tires and off wheels. The brushes ensure that tire dressing doesn't spray onto wheel or run off onto rims and wheel components. You get an even coat every time if used correctly!
- Reduce labor costs associated with dressing tires. Auto detailers will save tons of time with the Swabby Applicator Tank. Workers will finish in far less time than by traditional methods and there is no need for sponges, bottles, and towels.
- Reduce product costs by stretching how far your dressing goes. A few squeezes of product from the brush trigger is enough to dress an entire tire. You will be able to crank out detail after detail with a minimal amount of dressing, saving you tons of money!
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- Add dressing to the tank. Don't use thick dressings that cannot be easily sprayed. Our Super Blue Tire and Rubber Shine works great.
- Pump air into the tank by hand. Squeeze the lever on the hose handle to apply dressing.
- Clean your brushes with a degreaser periodically to keep product and grime from building up.
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Dimensions: 18" x 9" x 9"
Weight: 5 lbs
Brush Included: 6"
Optional Brush: 3" (low-profile tires)
Pressurization: Manual air pump
Safety: Built-in relief valve
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With the built-in manual hand pump: pump the canister by hand until it reaches working pressure, with no air compressor or external air source required.
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It is built for sprayable dressings; thicker gel-type dressings are not a match. Also avoid any dressing containing Hexane or Heptane: those solvents cause premature wear on the internal components.
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No. A built-in relief valve protects the canister: if you pump in too much air, the valve opens and vents the excess, so the container cannot burst from over-pressurization.
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Load sprayable dressing, pump the tank by hand, then draw the brush around the sidewall so the bristles lay an even film straight onto the rubber. Because the dressing transfers by contact instead of misting, it stays off rims and brakes, and the controlled amount means little to no sling once you drive.
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The 6" brush handles standard and oversized tires. The optional 3" low-profile brush is sized for low-profile sidewalls, where a 6" head overshoots onto the rim. The brush head unscrews from the hose handle, so swapping is as easy as depressurizing the tank, unscrewing the brush, and screwing on the desired size.
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