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You should always use a clean applicator pad to apply a finishing wax, so inspect your applicator pads before and during use and replace when needed.
For show car stuff I would use a new, clean applicator pad. For you're own daily driver, if it looks clean use it.
Applicator pads are cheap, I always tell people to stock up on these you have one when you need it. It's real annoying to be ready to apply something by hand only to find out the only wax applicator pad you have is on the garage floor and dirty. Then you drive your car down to the local auto parts story and try to find something that's quality.
Most applicator pads only cost a few bucks at the retail level so it will cost you more in time, wear-n-tear and gas to drive to the store for just that applicator pads.
Here's a selection, pick up a few of each to try and formulate your own opinion as to which styles you like best...
Mega Applicator Combo Kit
Package of 6 Pinnacle Foam Wax Applicators
Pinnacle Polishin’ Pal Combo
Cobra Microfiber Applicator Pads
Mothers Ultra-Soft Microfiber Applicator Pads
CCS Red Wax/Sealant Applicator Pads 2 Pack
Dodo Juice Basics of Bling Polish Applicator
P21S Foam Wax Applicators 2 Pack
Lexol Premium Applicator Sponges (2)
Meguiars Even-Coat Applicator - 2 Pack
CCS Euro Foam Hand Polish Applicators
Final Step Foam Applicator Pads 2 Pack
Griot's Garage Mini 3 Inch Pad Holder
Griot's Garage 3 Inch Mini Red Wax Pad
Griot's Garage 3 Inch Orange Polishing Foam Pad 3 Pack