- Sold per piece, select from 80A or 60A hardness
- For wrapping purposes, the size is designed to be flexible in reaching out different types of edges
- For reaching small and tight areas
The hardness level of a squeegee is typically measured in durometer (Shore A), which determines its flexibility and stiffness. Here are the common hardness levels used in tint, PPF, and vinyl applications:
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Soft (50-60 durometer)
- Best for curved surfaces and delicate films like window tint and PPF.
- Applies light pressure, reducing the risk of scratches.
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Medium (70-80 durometer)
- Versatile for vinyl wraps, decals, and general film applications.
- Balances flexibility and firmness for smooth installations.
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Hard (85-95 durometer)
- Ideal for removing water and air bubbles under thick films like PPF and heavy-duty vinyl.
- Applies strong pressure, making it effective but less flexible.
