• Lil Chizler Edge Squeegee – Blue flexible for Vinyl & PPF installation - PPF-Kits
  • Lil Chizler Edge Squeegee – Blue flexible for Vinyl & PPF installation - PPF-Kits
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PPF-Kits

Lil Chizler Edge Squeegee – Blue flexible for Vinyl & PPF installation

Lil Chizler Edge Squeegee – Blue flexible for Vinyl & PPF installation

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  • Color Blue: Soft, flexible squeegee
  • Ideal for vinyl, PPF, and tint work
  • Great for tight edges and corners
  • Scratch-free pressure on sensitive surfaces
  • Compact size
  • Durable, non-slip plastic material

📯 Shipping and packaging

All orders are shipped are usually shipped the following business day. Your Films will be well protected and packaged so that they arrive undamaged. We use recycled packaging material and ship CO2 neutrally.

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Tools

Here you will find all the tools you need to install your PPF.

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FAQ

I am not sure if the PPF Kit fits for my car?

Just reach out to us via Live Chat or our Contact Form. You can upload a photo of your vehicle, and we'll personally review it to ensure we produce the perfectly matching kit for your car.

Can I install the Films by myself?

Probably. Our Pre-Cut PPF-Kits are precisely cut to size.

If you're handy, patient, and enjoy working on your own car, you can save a lot of money compared to professional installation.

We include basic instructions to guide you through handling and applying the film. All essential tools — a squeegee and a spray bottle — are included once per order.

Check out our YouTube videos for Installation Tips. There is a lot of Information online and on YouTube. Do your research before installing the first time.

If you’ve worked with vinyl or window tint before, the process will feel familiar. It's not effortless, but with care and patience, it's absolutely doable — and very rewarding to install it yourself and see the result of your own work.

Can I remove the PPF later?

Yes! PPF can be safely removed without damaging your paint. Warm the film slightly with a hair dryer or heat gun and peel it off slowly at a 45° angle. Any residue can be cleaned with adhesive remover or isopropyl alcohol

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