🦈 Shark Industries PN-66 Plastic Razor Scraper Blades, Effortlessly Remove Paint, Adhesives & Decals - Surface Friendly (Set of 10 Plastic Blades) Review

First thing you notice: 10 pieces in a PACK. and thought it was a pack of 66 blades. As it turns out, 66 refers to the part number, not the number of blades. This makes these blades a horrible price - you can find many other options on Revain to buy a pack of 100 blades from other sellers for not much more making these Shark razor blades around 5 times the price of the competition! As for the blades themselves, they seemed pretty stupid and useless. Maybe my expectations are too high, but…

I've needed plastic razor blades in my life and I found them here. There were some old faded decals on my car's rear window that needed replacing and to avoid possible unwanted scratches from using regular razor blades I knew this was the right tool for the job. However, after trying to find them at my local auto parts store here in Northern Virginia, I couldn't find anything. "Stupid, haha, what's a plastic razor blade?" was the reply I got when I inquired - along with some other verbal…

They have proven surprisingly useful in many situations. I keep finding new ways to use them where I need a sharp disposable tool that won't damage surfaces. They are stronger than they appear. The first case is why I originally bought them. We had pine sap on the top of the car and on the hood. The juice just wouldn't come off in the wash. I started searching and someone mentioned using it for auto detailing. I was waiting for a hot day for the juice to warm up. If you slide one of them onto…