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A hard tool used to press down small film creases or scrape away old film from scratch-sensitive surfaces.

Used in automotive film installation for pressing out minor film creases or crimps, and to assist in getting film under gasket.

Used after razor scraping, these non-scratch nylon pads are used to break down oily contaminants that a blade cannot remove.

Combination squeegee/hard card used as a finishing tool during film installation.

In addition to its rounded tip, this squeegee has a pointed tip to help reach into small window corners. It has raised edges in the body of the squeegee for a slip-free grip when wet.

This tool is used as a trim guide for cutting clean, uniform borders along straight-edged windows while shielding the window frame.

The Gold EZ Reach hard card is perfect for getting into those small corners.

The hottest new tool in years, the Conquistador's 6.5" rubber edge is molded to the body (not glued) and will not peel away.

Also known as the Olfa Silver, this all stainless steel model features a slide lock and pocket clip/blade snapper.

This smaller scraper is designed for small windows in residential applications, yet works great for automotive film removal on side windows. Uses 3" Triumph Scraper Blades.