🔪 Lisle 52000 Razor Blade Scraper for Effective Scraping Review

Well made scraper. I used it to remove gaskets, paint and decals. There are also some ground removal services. We're doing the scraper, and there's only one area that bothers me at the moment. It's a quick change blade holder on the end compared to others I have that have a thumbscrew and plate to hold the blade. This style is good and makes changing blades very easy and quick with no risk of losing loose parts. But I think it's not that durable and screw plate style. Only time will tell how…

Should have listened to other reviewers who said this scraper sucks. As I'm a very careful person and my stuff tends to last a long time, I ignored the bad reviews and figured if I'm careful I wouldn't break anything. I was wrong. The mechanism holding the blade is VERY stiff and difficult to open. It barely moves enough to insert the sharp side of the blade (safe for storage). If you want to use it as a scraper you have to insert the protected end into the mechanism. It's almost impossible to…

Trying to remove the New York State registration sticker from my windshield was one of the most frustrating things I've ever had to do. Using a regular razor scraper for this task was like spending an hour on my indoor rowing machine. In fact, I was sweating more than rowing. In New York, the government is making things more complicated than necessary, but that was completely absurd. That's where the Lisle 52000 Razor Blade Scraper came in. Not planning on repeating the above process, I…

TLDR: Works like a charm on that hardened dirt that has set like concrete in your Weber kettle. See photo! I have a 22 inch Weber that was basically a mixture of grease and ash set on the bowl like concrete. I've tried everything from oven cleaners to smearing my elbows with dish sponges, but I couldn't even make a dent. To make matters worse, the blades on my one-touch cleaning system were bent from moving over the caked-on residue. At this point, I could no longer effectively control the…

I never thought I'd be so excited about the scraper, but it turned out to be *so* handy I don't know how I ever did without it. Every year you get windscreen stickers of one kind or another. Annual inspection, registration every year or every two years, parking permit, residence permit, etc. if you need them (to avoid a fine and/or evacuation). Luckily, I only have to deal with the first two and not the rest. However, it's boring and tedious. I took my pocket knife and scraped off everything I…