Image One Impact Wet Edge Vehicle Wrap Ultra Suede PTFE Squeegee

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Part# WES WetEdge Vehicle Wrap Ultra Suede PTFE Squeegee.
Wrap your vehicles faster and better.
The only squeegee applicator made to use wet.
No scratches, no marks, just smooth motions that easily glides across vinyl films and painted surfaces without worry of mistakes or damage.
The WetEdge Squeegee is a PTFE squeegee with a unique microfiber edge bonded to it.
Can be used either wet or dry.
This is the top of the line applicator in the business!
The magic of ImageOne Impacts WetEdge begins with ultra-microfibers so fine they cannot be seen by the human eye, ultra-microfibers so microscopically minute a single pound of them could be stretched from the earth to the moonand back.
Transforming ultra-microfibers this fine into a practical fabric demands a complex, multi-patented process, and continues today with equally Innovative R&D activities conducted at ImageOne Impact with our unique WetEdge Vehicle Wrap Ultra Suede PTFE Squeegee applicator tool.

The Benefits of a WetEdge Vehicle Wrap Ultra Suede PTFE Squeegee:
True Professionals use the Wet Edge!
PTFE edge glides and cuts across media easier than the standard squeegee.
By applying water to the Wet Edge side, it allows squeegee to glide over media without scratching laminate. It also reduces friction.
Wet Edge material goes all the way to edge of squeegee to allow installation in tight areas. Use this almost like a paint brush.
Helps when laying die cut or cut vinyl to vehicles without scratching painted surfaces.

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