SKU: TW-PS-01

TeckWrap Window Tint Rubber Squeegee(Long Handle)

45.00 NIS
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Description

Tired of squeegees that flex, scratch, or leave rubber crumbs all over your fresh tint? Meet your new go-to: TeckWrap Window Tint Long Handle Rubber Squeegee. Engineered for hardcore tint installers and detailers, this isn't just another tool – it's your shortcut to cleaner, faster, scratch-free installations. Stop fighting bubbles and streaks. Get perfect adhesion every time with the window tinting tool that pros trust.

Why This Squeegee Dominates？
1. Razor-Sharp Water Removal: The 80A rubber blade hits the sweet spot: stiff enough to push water out in one sweep, but flexible enough to hug deep curves without digging into the film.
2. Zero Scratches, Zero Residue: Premium rubber won't flake, tear, or leave marks - just pure glide. Your film stays pristine, you stay happy.
3. Comfort That Lasts All Day: That extra-long ABS handle? It's built thick and wrapped in an ergonomic oval shape. Less cramping, more control – even on overhead rear windows.
4. Reaches Where Others Can't: A subtle curve across the blade molds to steep windshields. Get deep into corners and edges without straining your wrist.
Upgrade your tint game today. Grab this squeegee that does the work for you now.

Features

Build construction

  • Blade material: Industrial-grade natural rubber, 80A hardness
  • Handle material: Unbreakable ABS core with sweat-resistant contour grip
  • Shape: Long handle with subtly curved rubber blade
  • Size: 13 × 33 cm (including rubber blade)
  • Grip: Ergonomic oval, sweat-resistant
  • Application: Window tint film, vinyl wrap, PPF wet installation

Performance

  • 80A rubber hardness pushes water out cleanly in one sweep
  • Flexible enough to conform to deep curves without digging in
  • Subtle blade curve molds to steep windshields and compound surfaces
  • Premium rubber compound resists flaking, tearing, and crumb residue
  • Long handle extends reach across panoramic glass and large panels
  • Ergonomic oval grip reduces hand cramping across full-day sessions
  • ABS core handle resists cracking and chemical exposure

Storage

Store in a clean, dry place. Rinse the rubber blade after use to remove slip solution and adhesive residue. Avoid storing under heavy weight that could deform the rubber edge. Keep away from direct sunlight that could harden the rubber compound over time.

Application
  • Best for wet installation with slip and tack solutions on tint, vinyl, or PPF
  • Hold the handle with a firm grip and pull in long, steady passes
  • Push water toward an exit edge, not back over already-cleared areas
  • Use the curved blade against steep windshield glass for full edge contact
  • 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 rubber blade when it shows nicks, hardening, or deformation
  • Avoid using on sharp metal edges that could nick the rubber compound

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