Epoxy Floor Squeegees - Notched Squeegee 16” are Used to Apply Heavy coatings Such as epoxy, Urethane, Cement Self-Leveling. The Best Serrated Squeegee to Apply epoxy Floor coverings.

Boy, did this make my process of laying down in epoxy floor much easier. This was the perfect tool to buy in order to smoothly lay down the epoxy. At the same time, it helped to self level the paint. I was afraid that the epoxy would stick to the bottom of the tool. But it did not. I was able to clean it off and use it the next day on another part of the house. So I would definitely recommend this squeegee if you are doing an epoxy floor.

It did the job I needed it for and was happy with the ease of use as I was leveling my wooden floors. Can be used with an extension pole just match up at your local hardware store.

Idk what other people are talking about this doesn't fit on standard utility pole or broomstick threads. I tried both and it screwed right on. Did the job well for Mapei self lever plus

Turtle crap, looks just like the image, but isn’t worth the time to even read this review. It’s just garbage, straight up crap. I’ve never possibly purchased something that did absolutely everything so poorly. The handle fitting is too big for a normal broom handle to fit into so you need to wrap tape around it so it doesn’t fall out, The rubber squeegee side is so hard that it may as well be made of wood or steel. I honestly feel like by sitting here writing this review. I’m probably giving it more worth.

Product worked great but the part to screw on the handle is too big, my handles wouldn’t fit in there snug without skipping threads

Doesn't work with standard handle unless you wrap it, i just cut some duct tape into a strip and put a few wraps on the treaded side of handle and screwed in without issue, did what I needed to smooth some self leveling compound

The blade and frame seem sturdy enough but it doesn't screw onto a standard threaded pole. You'll need a threaded broom handle or other cheaper handle.

If you’re going to put down an expensive epoxy floor, you need to do it with this dude. Drawback is, you’ll need a long handle from Lowe’s or HD