[david68]

Hi All

I have not dog ear my blade yet and was wondering how of you guys do this?

Also i use a standard 12" unger squegee and was wondering if there are more professional types on the market?.

Dave

[*foxman]

Dog earring squeegee channels knackers the squeegee rubber  in no time. Just buy brass end clips for a easyier option.

[reah]

Hey
Type in dog earing on the search bar.
It is a very good idea and cuts down the detailing  time needed.
You will not need brass clips unless you have a squeegee that uses them.
All brass clips do is hold the rubber into the channel.
You will find most dog ear i am surprised the manurfactures have not made theire channels already like this.

I use a unger ergotech and s channel if you want some thing heavier you might want to try a brass handel and channel.
The brass ones generally use clips the unger ergotech does not and there is no need at all for them in the unger ergotech.

Reah

[geefree]

I do dave, after advice on this forum,

hey and by the way i didnt get round to buying a fixi clamp,

i just use my spare squeegee clamp for holding the scrim on a pole,... spring release etc.

works a treat 

gary.

[david68]

Gazza did you find the results of this far better??

I did try but i think i bent them to far, as  middle of the squeegee was not making contact to the gass very well.

Dave

[geefree]

hi dave.. i only used the squeefee clamp, which has a quick release spring loaded thing... not with the squeegee attached.... then popped my scrim in the clamp.

gary.

[markybop]

i tried dog earin my channel and was quite impressed with the result, far LESS detailing needed!

[reah]

Here is the link that shows the pictures roy took on dog earing

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=17775.msg128915#msg128915

[david68]

Thanks all
I will try it on my next clean

Dave