TrueDeerGlide Magnetic Squeegee with Suede Cover
Real deer felt suede meets magnetic power — the squeegee for delicate surfaces.
Note: TipTopCarbon is a German-language shop.
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What sets TrueDeerGlide Magnetic Squeegee with Suede Cover apart
Gloss, chrome and matte films forgive no squeegee marks. The TrueDeerGlide counters this with a double-layer cover of real deer felt: the suede glides over the film surface instead of scratching it, yet still builds enough pressure for a bubble-free bond.
At its core sits a flexible plastic squeegee with specially shaped corners for recesses and edges — the second side works where felt would be too soft. The integrated magnets hold the film to the panel while positioning, or park the tool within reach on the bodywork. UV-resistant and waterproof, the squeegee also withstands constant use with application solution.
Built for working with the HyperPROtect TPU paint protection film — more about the film technology.
Data & specifications
| Size | 100 x 70 mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic with deer felt cover |
| Contents | 1 piece |
- Verantwortlicher Wirtschaftsakteur
- TipTopCarbon GmbH · Im Lindental 48 · 58135 Hagen · Deutschland · E-Mail: jeromewitzki@gmail.com
- Produktkennung
- Art.-Nr.: HPX-TrueDeerGlide-Rakel
- Sicherheitshinweise
- Warn- und Sicherheitshinweise: siehe Produktkennzeichnung auf der Verpackung.
How the work is done
- 01 Felt side for visible surfaces Smooth delicate films exclusively with the suede side.
- 02 Plastic side for edges Use the shaped corners of the hard side on wrapped edges and recesses.
- 03 Magnet as a third hand Pre-fix film panels with the magnet function before bonding.
- 04 Keep the felt clean Tap out the cover regularly and let it dry — trapped particles scratch.
Frequently asked questions
Why real suede instead of microfibre?
Deer felt combines glide with dimensional stability: it hugs the surface, does not fray and leaves no marks even on piano black films.
How strong are the magnets?
Strong enough to hold film panels on steel panels — on aluminium and plastic parts the magnet function inherently cannot grip.
