🔧 Optimized Wallpaper Smoothing Tool Kit with Scraper, Carving Knife (6 Blades), Artistic Knife (10 Blades), Small Scissors, Black Tape, Cutter, and Multifunctional Smoothing Tool for Cutting and Peeling Smooth Wallpaper Review

I don't wallpaper often, but this definitely helped. The leveling tools and blade handle were great. I papered the doors. I'm not sure how useful this size is for real walls. Overall good price. A good product.

I particularly like the Exacto tool. It is great for trimming excess. The cutting tool is junk. The blade was not attached to the tool and it was almost impossible to open a cheap piece of plastic to insert a razor blade. I threw it away because it was unusable.

This set is fairly cheaply made. The blade felt sharp but didn't always cut through the wallpaper. The only other thing that came in handy was a red ironing board. The other smoother left a bit of black paint on the wallpaper (you could feel it on the edge) so I stopped using it. I would look for another set.

This is a great little kit that helped me with my removable vinyl. The only thing that didn't help was the scissors. They were very cheap but I wasn't expecting anything good for the price. I would recommend it to everyone, especially those involved in large application projects. If you're a pro you might need something better, but for a beginner this was perfect.

I bought this kit to help with the wallpapering. The blade did not remain in the holder. so often. You couldn't set it correctly. He remained free enough to slide, quite dangerous in fact. I never used the red cutter, no instructions and I couldn't get the blade to stay in it. Maybe I just don't get it, but no one I asked could either. The smoothing tool helped a lot

Sorry for the dramatic title but it's true. I got this pack of gizmos to wallpaper a small wall in my loft. I didn't think I needed a big trendy wallpaper set or anything and it turned out to be a good price. However. I felt a sting when using a hand cutter. The razor blade came out of the part where your fingers are and cut the backs of my fingers! I didn't even realize I was hurt until I noticed streaks of red blood all over the wallpaper. Save your money for it. It's not even worth it.

You get a lot for the price so I was happy but the quality of some items was lower than expected. The scrapers (red and blue) were good. A decent knife was thin. I would NOT want to press it hard. The little red box cutter was useless. It fell out when I tried to use it and couldn't get it back. It was the thinnest box cutter I've ever touched. I felt like I would break it just by holding it in my hands. If you're cheap like me, this might seem like a good deal, but you'll only be using a few…

Blue spatula is excellent for self-adhesive wallpaper. The felt protects the paper while being strong enough to squeeze out bubbles. Its usefulness cannot be overestimated. I didn't use the red strip cutter. A tape measure is just a regular tape measure like those often included with sewing kits. I don't know exactly how long it is, but I had to measure 4 1/2 feet, so it's at least that long. I just used a red scraper along with a precision knife to cut and trim along the baseboards close to…