Big Squeegee's

[altereddezignz]

As title says i am looking into maybe buying a big squeegee. This will be for applying signs by myself when i cannot unload the laminator. Not sure on what one i would need. Any help??

 

[Behrmon]

Get 2, one to accommodate full 4x8 sheets and one to cover 24x36 and smaller. You won't miss breaking down the laminator or the waste.

 

[altereddezignz]

Ok so on that there is a white flat one and the one that has the round piece on top of it?

 

[rjssigns]

Ok so on that there is a white flat one and the one that has the round piece on top of it?

The half round is where you put your rolled up vinyl, laminate, etc... I like that feature as it gives me more control.

 

[Tim Aucoin]

The cut vinyl tool is a great product. The handle is a superb option!
I have around a dozen different sizes and configurations of the Big Squeegee. Not used as much as they used to be, but I'm sure glad to have them around when I need them for those quick little jobs.
I've gotta make more videos' one of these days showing these things in action!

 

[Finishline Signs]

Try the new aluminum one. I have a couple of the smaller plastic ones and they are great but I don't think i will use them again now that I have the aluminum one.

 

[Behrmon]

Try the new aluminum one. I have a couple of the smaller plastic ones and they are great but I don't think i will use them again now that I have the aluminum one.

Can you elaborate? Curious about upgrading.

 

[Finishline Signs]

Here's the website.
https://www.bigsqueegee.com/aluminum_.html

They can be joined together so you can have a few smaller ones that should cover everything you need. I like them better than the other one because they are more rigid than the other ones.

 

[TheSnowman]

If you get the aluminum ones, make SURE that it's TOTALLY flat on your table. I got them and they didn't flex any and so it didn't laminate well on my slightly bowed tables. Ordered the plastic ones and they flex just a little to contour with my table.