Motor Guard RR 1 Razor Eliminator Review

Better to use a single-edged blade and a steady hand than this. If you use this, be very careful and make sure you tweak it little by little. I would not buy again.

That's a good concept, but I can't bring myself to bite the paint. Just drive over it. I know the blade is deep enough. Maybe my color is too hard. Painted 2 weeks ago.

Either tries to sink into the paint or glides from the top without cutting. Time spent fiddling with the angle and/or height of the blade could have been spent grinding or cleaning the spout.

It's made of soft, flexible plastic that doesn't hold the blade rigid. The screw that secures the blade also bends the blade into an arc so you can't run or drip. can be shaved off. It cost $11.94 so I figured I was buying a quality instrument. I hope nobody will repeat my mistake.

I love the concept but it needs some modification. The plastic screw needs to be replaced with something stronger and has a ball or foot where it touches the blade. The soft screw is slowly cut off where it touches the razor blade. it should be tuned almost like a wood plane. However, it works.

The tool is neat. Works very well. I damaged the environment by trying to do it with just a razor blade. I saw online that flexing the blade helps avoid scoring. But when this tool appeared, I realized I should have waited. It shaves very well and does not bite the surrounding areas. The little screw makes the bend for you. And the frame keeps the blade away from the lacquer next to the barrel.

Not good even with a premium razor blade, good idea but not well executed, saves money. Carrying the blade with bare hands was more effective. Plastic, doesn't look like it will last long, the screw that fixes/adjusts the blade is also plastic, I can see it breaks or threads loosen very easily. He built this $10.00 item as a $1.99 item. I've tried this to remove some streaks on some interior doors I'm painting and it failed miserably.