SKU: TW-PS-02

TeckWrap Window Tint / PPF Rubber Squeegee

€11,95
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Description

The TeckWrap 5-Inch Multi-Purpose Rubber Squeegee is built for installers who need one reliable tool for window tint, PPF, and vinyl wrap work. The alloy handle pairs with a branded polyurethane blade tuned for moderate hardness, soft enough to protect film, firm enough to push out bubbles and water without flexing.

The blade resists wear and won't shed residue or crumble across repeated installs. The branded blade color also serves as quiet promotion of your shop's professional setup.

Key attributes:

  • 5-inch multi-purpose rubber squeegee for tint, PPF, and vinyl wrap
  • Alloy handle, durable and chemical-resistant
  • Premium polyurethane blade, moderate hardness, wear-resistant
  • Zero residue shedding, zero crumbling
  • TeckWrap-branded blade color for professional shop presentation
  • Compatible with all common slip and tack solutions
  • Size: approx. 13 × 18.5 cm / 5.1 × 7.3 in

Ideal for professional vinyl wrap installers, PPF specialists, window tint technicians, and serious DIYers who want a single squeegee that handles every job in the shop.

Order now. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of vinyl wrap and PPF manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features

Build construction

  • Handle material: Alloy
  • Blade material: Premium polyurethane rubber, moderate hardness
  • Size: approx. 13 × 18.5 cm / 5.1 × 7.3 in
  • Branded blade color for professional identity
  • Compatibility: window tint film, PPF, vinyl wrap, multi-purpose use

Performance

  • Polyurethane blade balances softness (protects film) and firmness (pushes water and bubbles out)
  • Wear-resistant compound, no shedding or crumbling
  • Alloy handle resists shop wear and chemical exposure
  • One squeegee covers tint, PPF, and vinyl wrap workflows
  • Durable through repeated installs

Storage

Store in a clean, dry place. Rinse the blade after use to remove slip solution and adhesive residue. Avoid storing under heavy weight that could deform the polyurethane edge.

Application
  • Use with slip and tack solutions on tint, PPF, and vinyl wrap installations
  • Hold the handle with a firm grip and pull in steady, controlled passes
  • Push water and bubbles toward an exit edge, not back over already-cleared areas
  • Use the corner edge for tight gaps near gaskets, mirrors, and trim
  • Wipe the blade clean between passes to prevent dirt transfer onto film
  • Replace the squeegee when the blade shows nicks, hardening, or deformation
  • Avoid using on sharp metal edges that could nick the polyurethane

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, blade wear from extended use, damage from improper handling, exposure to excessive heat that hardens or deforms the polyurethane, 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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