Edge Tuck Tool

Edge tucks can make or break a car wrap job. Whether you're a pro or have a crack at your first vinyl wrap for a car. The Edge Tucking Tool gives you full control over every edge, curve, and seam.

This handy trio comes in three flex levels to suit any part of your project:

Black (Hard Flex): Perfect for deeper, firmer trims or stubborn seams.

Blue (Medium Flex): A great all-rounder for most tucking tasks.

Red (Soft Flex): Safe and gentle around soft curves, corners, or delicate wraps.

Each tucking tool is made from smooth, wrap-safe plastic that slides easily. Whether you're working on a full vehicle car wrap, doing tricky door hinge edges, or wrapping mirrors and door trims, these tools help you get that clean, bubble-free finish.

They are ideal for use on cars with vinyl wrap and even tight corners where a squeegee can’t reach. Their flexibility makes them super versatile for all parts of your install.

If you're wrapping your car at home or on the job as a professional wrap installer, having the right edge tool makes all the difference.

Why You Need To Buy It

3 Flex Options: Hard, medium, and soft for total wrap control

Easy to Use: Great for beginners or pros

Tight and Clean Edges: No more messy trims and seams

Grab your set now and get those edge tucks looking sharp every time!

Heat your vinyl slightly near the edge or trim.

Pick the right flex level (Black, Blue, or Red) depending on the firmness or surface.

Tuck the vinyl gently into gaps, corners, or around seals using slow, even pressure.

Repeat with the right tool as needed for each section.

Finish off with a final smooth-over using a squeegee.

These tools are a wrap kit essential for edges your squeegee just can't reach.

Q: What’s the difference between the colors?
A: Each color is a different flex:

Black (Hard) for stiff areas like trim edges.
Blue (Medium) for general wrap work.
Red (Soft) for curves, corners, or delicate vinyl.

Q: Do I need all three?
A: Yep! Each flex serves a different purpose. Having all three means you’ll be ready for any shape or gap.

Q: Is this better than just using a squeegee?
A: Squeegees are great on flat areas. But when it comes to seams, gaps, or tight spots, a flex edge tool gives way more precision.