Red Little Foot Auto Glass Window Film Tint Installation Tool New on 2040-parts.com
Goldenrod, Florida, United States
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This is for (1) Red Little Foot Window Tint Installation Tool
The Red Little Foot is in the middle based on the flexibility and hardness of all the Little Foots. The 6" blade is pointed to allow access into the most difficult to reach places.
Since this is rated directly in the middle on the hardness scale. We offer alternative tools for your other tinting needs. If you require a softer or harder tool there are several other blades that will work great as well.
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