Date: 7/30/1998, 1:00 am
Was reading a recent thread about how we all scrounge for tools, often in the strangest places. I have another "gold mine" to tap for getting a large supply of squeegee material.
The plastic slats from window treatment vertical blinds (especailly for sliding patio doors, large picture windows, etc.) can give you 7'+ long strips of readily trimmable squeegee material. Many slat designs have a slightly rounded "rib" as edge treatment. This is great for helping hold/guide a pool of epoxy during the "skimming" step. You can easily cut the slats to any shape with a scissors.
Suggest contacting local schools, hospitals, office buildings, etc. that have many windows and are often replacing/redecorating. If/when you find a remodeling going on, you'll walk away with enough squeegee material (and a myriad of other possible uses) to last for years.
Messages In This Thread
- The Poor Man's Squeegee Revisited
Dave Boomer -- 7/30/1998, 1:00 am- Re: The Poor Man's Squeegee Revisited
bob schubert -- 8/5/1998, 1:42 pm
- Re: The Poor Man's Squeegee Revisited