SKU: TW-TTS-01

TeckWrap Tucking Tool Set (4 items)

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$12.99
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Description

The TeckWrap 4-Piece Tucking Tool Set is a complete tucking and edge-finishing kit for vinyl wrap, PPF, and tint installation. Three hardness grades plus a dual-end corner squeegee cover every tucking scenario: curved seams, straight edges, recessed areas, and edge pressing for a secure, lift-free finish.

Branded with the TeckWrap logo for professional shop presentation. One purchase covers the full range of tucking needs without piecing together individual tools.

What's included:

  • White tucking tool (soft): ideal for larger curves and gaps such as headlight seams
  • Yellow tucking tool (medium): versatile across a wide range of applications
  • Black tucking tool (firm): perfect for straight edges and gaps like door seams, excels at edge pressing
  • Corner squeegee (dual-end): larger soft end for quick edge finishing, smaller firm end for pressing and preventing lift

Key attributes:

  • 4-piece tucking tool kit for vinyl wrap, PPF, and tint
  • Three hardness grades (soft white, medium yellow, firm black) plus corner squeegee
  • Color-coded by hardness for instant identification
  • Premium materials for shop durability
  • TeckWrap-branded for professional presentation

Ideal for professional vinyl wrap installers, PPF specialists, window tint technicians, and serious DIYers who want a complete tucking solution that handles every seam, gap, and edge on the vehicle.

Features

Build construction

  • Kit type: 4-piece tucking tool set
  • Tool 1: White tucking tool, soft hardness, curved seams and headlight gaps
  • Tool 2: Yellow tucking tool, medium hardness, versatile general use
  • Tool 3: Black tucking tool, firm hardness, straight edges and door seams
  • Tool 4: Corner squeegee, dual-end (soft + firm) for edge finishing and pressing
  • Material: Premium-grade polymer construction
  • Branding: TeckWrap logo
  • Compatibility: vinyl wrap, PPF, and window tint installation

Performance

  • White soft tool: gentle pressure for curved seams without marking film
  • Yellow medium tool: balanced pressure for everyday tucking work
  • Black firm tool: aggressive pressure for tight straight gaps and edge sealing
  • Corner squeegee: combines finishing and lift-prevention in a single tool
  • Color-coded design speeds up tool identification mid-install

Storage

Store in a clean, dry place. Rinse tools after use to remove slip solution and adhesive residue. Avoid storing under heavy weight that could deform the edges. Replace individual tools when edges show nicks, hardening, or wear that could mar the film.

Application
  • White soft tool: use for curved seams, headlight gaps, mirror housings, and large recessed areas
  • Yellow medium tool: use for general tucking, mixed surfaces, and most install scenarios
  • Black firm tool: use for straight door seams, panel gaps, and edge pressing where firm pressure prevents lift
  • Corner squeegee soft end: use for quick edge finishing along long seams
  • Corner squeegee firm end: use for pressing edges and preventing lift after install
  • Always pair with film-appropriate slip solution to reduce friction
  • Wipe tools clean between passes to prevent dirt transfer onto film
  • Replace tools when edges show nicks, deformation, or hardening
  • Avoid using on sharp metal edges that could damage the tool surface

Disclaimer

All TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on tests believed to be reliable but do not constitute a guarantee or warranty. All products are sold with the understanding that the buyer has independently determined the suitability of products for their purpose.

TeckWrap tools are warranted to be free of defects in material at time of delivery. In case of defects, TeckWrap will replace the product or compensate at its sole discretion. This is the exclusive obligation of TeckWrap Inc.

Warranty does not cover normal wear, tool edge wear from extended use, damage from improper handling, exposure to excessive heat that hardens or deforms the polymer, or consequential damages.

Always use with appropriate slip solutions on PPF and tint film to prevent scratching. TeckWrap is not responsible for damage to film or vehicle surfaces resulting from improper handling or worn tools.

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