Review on Red Devil 4251 6-in-1 Painter's 🎨 Tool, 1-Pack, Black: The Ultimate Painting Buddy by Mike Cox

This review is for a 6" Flex Band Knife - This thing looks like a second from the factory! If I were in the hardware supply I would never choose this particular knife. Dents in the metal that look like the factory tried to grind and polish them without success. Does the overall polishing of the blade give the impression of ripples in the metal? The grip fit is better than the Red Devil 4251 6-in-1 Painter Tool I received, at least there are no gaps in the plastic From the pros: bending or bending the blade in place This review is dedicated to the Red Devil 4251 6-in-1 paint tool. as I remember it. It's not sharp at all, I have to throw it on a grinder to get it sharp. I kept my last razor sharp. Yes. my last was "Red Devil". Now that I found out. This particular style of knife was one of the "My Top Drawer" tools when I was a furniture maker. It was used for trimming, wood putty, window putty, minor repairs, stripping, removing tape and sticky things, painting, trimming edges, and trimming laminate when a router was not needed. Use never ended. It has been used, abused and cleaned away dirty! Edit: The pen still bothers me. The fit between the plastic handle and the blade shank is terrible, gaps where the plastic should meet expose the blade shank to be clogged with plaster of paris, paint, glue or whatever. My old man didn't have this problem. Oh and one more thing, the metal on the end of the hammer looks exactly like the metal used on my Buzzy Decoder badge that I got for free as a kid. Doesn't fill me with confidence. I have already used it, otherwise I would have sent it back. Both will be replaced if I find a better one.