🔪 High-Quality Plastic Razor Blade Scrapers Knife with Ergonomic Grip for Efficient Label and Decal Removal from Glass, Windshields, and Auto Windows - Ideal Tool for Application and Removal of Vinyl Window Tint - Includes 10 Replacement Blades Review

Seems good for removing stickers or cleaning surfaces that metal razor blades can damage. As the title suggests, it's a compromise. Don't expect the sharpness and/or durability of a metal razor blade. But a worthy compromise to get the job done and get painted finishes etc.

I wish I had had this product 40 years ago. I can't tell you how many times I've scratched something with a razor blade or similar tool. This plastic works surprisingly well and you don't have to worry about it scratching most surfaces. Bought a second one to leave in the camper. Excellent purchase.

I bought these to scrape dried paint off a pane of glass that I use to pour paint over it. I thought this would be a great product to scrape off dried paint quickly and easily. I was wrong. I know I didn't pay that much for it, but every dollar counts these days. I'm very upset that I spent money on a product that doesn't work.

I used this to remove soapy water from my shower. I think it's best to do it dry. He removed a whole layer of soap scum that I couldn't see until I started scraping it off. Gross I know. I found it oddly satisfying and more effective than my drill brush head. My shower looks like new. Doesn't work on color stripes. This is a plastic razor blade. Great for cleaning! Highly recommended. I find it helps me clean more effectively.

Two SUVs parked under a tree because of the pandemic. I had black bulbous mold all over both cars. Small raised dots. I could pay $200 for a car to have them finished and waxed...then I saw them. I used a very soapy solution, dampened the area and "shaved" the cars. No scratches remain. I polished it with polish and am very satisfied. They're made to scrape glass and remove bumpy decals...they work great when your car needs a shave.

It's very easy to break the blades without much pressure, they just bend in length when you apply a little downward force. Very happy with the extra blades. Also, the blades will pop out, especially if you put some sticky caulk on them - they're just held in place by a couple of little plastic tabs. careful - so I wouldn't say it was a good buy for my needs (removing sealant from a fiberglass RV panel). Maybe I can use something lighter in the future.

I used it to remove streaks. The idea is not to damage the paint and that worked great. It's still quite a long, tedious process, taking maybe 1+ hours per page. The edges of plastic razors can be damaged by this kind of abuse but I've found that using a metal file to sharpen the edges works great and allows me to sharpen, then maybe do 1 foot straight away and then sharpen again. This is a much cheaper and IMO safer solution than the erasers you can get for the job. I was afraid one of them…

I usually take a comet, bleach or other chemical, a cleaning brush and start cleaning the shower or tub. This is really time consuming and even then I don't remove all of the accumulated scum. I've even tried a rotary brush drill and it doesn't remove soap scum that easily either. When I run my fingernail over it, the layer comes off and I feel a smooth spot. So I searched for a while for a product that could remove these deposits without putting in many hours of work. I found this and was a…