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Hi Vinay
I don’t know of any spray that can help hail affected apple.

The only suggestion is to make sure the soil around the
trees have good compost or well aged manure so that the
apple tree can rectify some of the damage to the apples.

I once read a story where some man would sell apples
growing on his farm in the mountains. His apples were
always beautiful until one year hail hit them and the apples
were pocked and did not look as nice as usual.

Rather than giving up, this farmer wrote a note to his
customers when he sold his apples:
The note said that he was sorry that the apples had
been hit by hail; however, the fact that the apples kept
on growing and that although they did not look as beautiful
as they normally did, they were still delicious to eat,
and that now the customer had proof that the apples
were organically grown up along the mountains.

The customers had the option of returning the apples for
their money, but no one did.

Were the apples totally destroyed by the hail? If not too
damaged, they should survive and taste fine (although they
may not look as beautiful as you would like them to) as long
as the soil is healthy and sustainable as mentioned above.

Marcie