Tools for PPF, Wraps, and Vinyl Graphics

Paint protection film, vinyl wraps, and printed graphics work on softer, more sensitive surfaces than glass, and the tools built for this kind of work reflect that — minimizing marring while improving glide and control on curves.

Slip-Infused Blades

Blades built with a slip coating reduce drag and friction when trimming PPF or wrap film, which helps avoid dragging or marking the film's surface during a cut.

Suede-Edge Squeegees

Squeegees with a suede edge glide more gently across film without scratching or burnishing it, important on PPF and wrap film, which can show marks that glass film simply wouldn't.

Heat-Safe Gloves

PPF and wrap work often involves more sustained heat use to stretch and conform film around complex curves and body lines than a typical flat glass install, making heat-safe gloves a more central part of the kit for this kind of work.

Liner Knives

A liner knife is designed to score and remove the backing liner cleanly without cutting into the film itself, useful when prepping a large piece of PPF or wrap film before application.

Working Complex Curves

Because PPF and wrap installs frequently involve compound curves rather than flat glass, these tools are built to help you shape, squeegee, and finish with less lift and fewer visible lines than standard glass tools would produce on the same surface.

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