







Speedball 10-Inch Nitrile Squeegee, 65 Durometer
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Juan
> 3 dayEs ideal para mis proyectos de serigrafia
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Nichole Gilbreath
> 3 dayToo thin so you don’t get to apply a lot of pressure to clear the mesh. Not worth the money and wouldn’t recommend it. Shame on you
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L. L. K.
> 3 dayThe squeegee was so poorly assembled that it would bind up in their own screen frames. I had to slice off part of the rubber and sand some of the wood to make it work smoothly. Not happy.
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Nate
> 3 dayVery high quality product
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Guy Rhodes
> 3 dayBeware that this is designed for water-based, thin inks. The squegee has a very soft, bendy feel. Youll need a firmer squeegee with a sharper edge if working with plastisol. For water-based inks, you should be fine.
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handell
> 3 daythe perfect squeegee for screen printing your own money, mine has already paid for itself thousand times over. remember, bleach one dollar bills and only print twenties, dont be greedy.
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sadie
Greater than one weekI use this one for the larger images but with small hands its not my favorite.
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Josh
> 3 dayThis was the very first squeegee I ever bought & its just not ideal for screen printing. Its too soft (maybe 50 durometer) and has a rounded edge, with an awkward ball/lip thing on the end. My advice: save yourself some time and money and just go to your local Michaels and pick up the plastic handled, 65 durometer, 9 inch speedball squeegee they have. You can get it for about $5 if you use the 50% off coupon thats basically always available on retailmenot
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Nora Hart
> 3 dayArrived with the rubber dented and bent. Defeats the purpose of the product.
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Josie Peterson
> 3 dayAwesomely great product and service.