This 9"-wide Tube Squeegee from LegacyPro helps to remove excess water from prints prior to drying. The tube handle, which spans the entire width, along with the thick soft rubber blade helps to disperse more even pressure compared to center-handle squeegees. Additionally, the overall design is highly durable and well suited for high-volume and institutional use.

Remove Excess Water from Darkroom Prints    Tube Design Promotes Even Pressure    Soft Rubber Blade

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this flash tube UV coated?

A: The Godox Flash Tube for AD1200 Pro is not UV coated however, the Pyrex glass cover is UV coated.

Q: 2. Can you share the lifecycle status of this product? Is there risk that this product will become obsolete?

A: Depending on storage conditions fixer should last for about 2-3 years after mixing.

Q: 3. How does it compare How does it compare to T-max developer? Particularly for Ilford Delta 100 film?

A: Legacy Pro LMAX Liquid Film Developer is nearly identical to Kodak Professional T-MAX Film Developer. Processing is basically the same.

Q: 4. Hi, I have EPSON pro 3800 and want to print on LEGACY papers but I can't find the ICC profile for this paper. Can you help me please. thanks.

A: I still use some outdated profiles as my software is old,but I since have used photoshop itself to determine the colors seen on the desktop and then tweak it when I print Legacy 24 Legacy is a superb paper.

Q: 5. What developer does this equal to?

A: This developer closely resembles the performance of Kodak D76.

Q: 6. Can this be used to case harden steel?

A: I am sorry, but that is not used to case harden steel.

Q: 7. Will this product work with 4x5 film?

A: I believe it will but I found this squeegee scratching my film a lot so I stopped using it. I like to use the rubber gloves I wear while developing. Also look into an agent that prevents water spots from appearing on your film after it dries.

Q: 8. Can I use this on Fiber-Based printing papers?

A: Yes. The Legacy Pro Tube Squeegee can be used with fiber base papers.

Q: 9. Does it stink?

A: Hello Wayne, Tubetak does not have a strong odor, but it does smell somewhat minty. Compared to other kinds of adhesive, it is very mild and doesn't smell strongly of solvent. It is, however, still advisable to make sure your work area is well ventilated.

Q: 10. How do you apply it to the foam and how do you know how much to use?

A: You will need a standard caulking gun. I applied it by making some zigzags on the hard panels I wanted to glue the foam to. Woked out very well, you don't need to put a lot, but think that the foam it absorb some of the adhesive.