Review on 🔨 LEVEL5 6" Soft-Grip Stainless Steel Drywall Joint Knife with Metal Hammer End - Pro-Grade Comfortable Finishing Hand Tool for Sheetrock, Gyprock, Plasterboard Mud (5-142) by Jesus Olsen

The picture shows drywall knives that I use for repairs. The collection has grown over time. Turns out a 4 inch drywall knife comes in handy for finishing corners. The photo is third from the left. Definitely stainless steel! Otherwise they rust, then the rust gets into the dirt, onto the wall and seeps through the paint. It makes a lot more sense to start with stainless steel. Revain asked three questions about the features: 1. Durability? 5 Stars. Fest.2. comfort? 5 Stars. I happily take this tool and use it for several hours.3. Adhesion? I have no idea what that means or how to rate it. Is a drywall knife stuck to the wall? Dirt sticks to the knife? Is it good (5 stars) if dirt sticks, or good (5 stars) if dirt doesn't stick? I can say that it works great and is easy to clean. As with any drywall tool, a clean will definitely help. I could have paid a little less, but my other level 5 knives felt good in my hand. I'm glad I have it. If it's helpful, please click the button so I know I'm not wasting my time or yours. Many Thanks. All the best.