Lanties Epoxy Floor Squeegees, Notched Squeegee for Self Leveling Cement Urethane Epoxy Floor Tools (16 Inches)

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Features: The squeegee accepts common handle fittings and can be applied with DIY or commercial handles. Its lightweight profile allows easy maneuvering across large areas and fast attachment or removal for on-site adjustments. The 0.16-inch serrations meter material consistently to produce predictable layer thickness, while the tooth profile helps release entrapped air to reduce bubbles and support more uniform curing and surface finish.

Specifications: Material: rubber, plastic, metal Color: white, blue, black Size: 16 inches Package includes: 2 x Epoxy squeegee Notes: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays More features

Precision Serrated Tooth Design: the epoxy squeegee edge features 0.16 inch/ 4 mm deep, precisely cut serrations engineered to spread self-leveling cement, epoxy and polyurethane evenly; These serrations help evacuate trapped air and control material thickness for smooth, flat surfaces across floors and countertops

High Wear Materials: constructed from quality rubber and engineered plastic with balanced blade hardness, this epoxy floor squeegee offers strong wear and chemical resistance; It resists cracking or deformation during prolonged application, supporting both professional projects and home DIY work

Nice for flooring installation, renovation and various craft projects; Handlebars are not included so you can apply your preferred handle style

Easy to Clean and Maintain: the squeegee surface is smooth and dense, making cleanup fast and simple; After application, rinse with water or wipe with a suitable solvent to remove residue; This saves time and keeps the tool sanitary and ready for the next task

Wide Range of Applications: this 16 inches notched squeegee is suitable for many projects, including applying self-leveling cement on concrete subfloors, spreading epoxy on garage floors, and laying polyurethane coatings on wooden surfaces