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Midwest Rake® SpeedSqueegee™, 5-7 Mil

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Midwest Rake® SpeedSqueegee™, 5-7 Mil

Midwest Rake® SpeedSqueegee™, 5-7 Mil

$48.87

The 24" Midwest Rake® SpeedSqueegee™, 5–7 Mil is a contractor-grade coating spreader designed for thin-coat application where uniform coverage and speed are critical. The wider 24-inch profile increases production across large slabs, while the 5–7 mil range helps crews maintain a consistent film build—ideal for certain primers, seal coats, and thinner coating stages where avoiding puddles and uneven areas matters. Available through Chromology Davie with pickup and fast ordering across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach.

SPORTS & RECREATIONAL AREAS
– Thin-coat application for consistent coverage on large open layouts.
– Helps keep finishes uniform where appearance matters.

FOOD & BEVERAGE PROCESSING FACILITIES
– Supports even thin-coat stages for cleanable, seamless systems (system-dependent).
– Helps reduce puddling and thickness variation in production areas.

MANUFACTURING & ASSEMBLY PLANTS
– Efficient thin-coat spreading across bays and traffic lanes.
– Helps maintain uniform coverage during primer/seal coat stages (system-dependent).

PARKING DECKS & LOADING BAYS
– Useful for thin-coat spreading in large open areas (when the system is specified for exposure).
– Helps reduce thin spots and heavy areas prior to next steps (system-dependent).

Discovery all new items

Yes — it helps guide and distribute self-leveling material for consistent build and a cleaner finish.

Yes — the trowel is commonly used to spread basecoats evenly prior to full or partial flake broadcast systems.

Yes — proper technique with a finishing trowel helps minimize lines, waves, and ridges, improving the final appearance.

Yes — it’s a contractor-grade finishing tool designed for regular use in commercial and industrial installs.

Yes — it can be used during system stages where material requires controlled spreading and leveling (always follow product working time and method).