3M Vinyl Applicators - Squeegees
Gold Nylon, Blue Plastic and White Plastic DI-NOC are inexpensive, reusable hard-card squeegee applicators that are flexible yet durable. These tools are the perfect solution for applying film or premask.
3M Gold Nylon applicator squeegees are reinforced to keep their edge and last longer than ordinary squeegees. Useful for window film, paint protection film, decals or wrap film.
3M White Plastic DI-NOC applicator squeegees are designed for use with 3M DI-NOC, Carbon Fiber and Wood Grain Vinyls
3M Blue Plastic reusable squeegee-type applicators are multi-purpose and are constructed of durable plastic. When hand applying film or premask, they are the perfect solution for smooth substrates.
CPA-1 Power Grip Applicator - Designed only for films with the Comply Adhesive feature. The applicator makes it easy to cover large areas with a uniform distribution of pressure. The felt-wrapped edge disperses air evenly for a virtually bubble-free application, and the rounded grip is more comfortable for the installer.
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- 3M Gold Nylon Applicator Squeegees are reinforced to keep its edge and last longer than ordinary squeegees. Useful for either window film, paint protection film, decals, wrap film.
- 3M White plastic applicator squeegees are for use with 3M Di-Noc Carbon fiber and Wood Grain Vinyls, Wrap films.
- 3M Blue plastic reusable squeegee-type applicator is constructed of durable plastic. When hand applying film or premask, it is the perfect solution for smooth substrates.
CPA-2 features: - Rounded grip provides comfort and accuracy for the installer.
- Ease of installation helps you complete a professional job and keep your customers satisfied.
- Included is a felt-wrapped edge, which disperses air evenly for a bubble free application.
- Apply films with ease as you can cover large areas with a uniform distribution of pressure.
- Gold and Blue Applicators:Durable, long-lasting vinyl construction for smooth applications.
