🔨 Amazon Basics 1-1/2" Putty Knife: Flexible, Soft Grip, Carbon Steel with Hammer End - A Versatile Tool for Precision Application and Smoothing Review

Nothing to say other than this is a good solid spatula that is easy to hold. It seems to last a long time and has a hole in the handle so you can hang it on a knife or pegboard. The end of the blade is sharp enough to scrape objects but not sharp enough to cut yourself.

It says "flexible" but it actually flexes a bit. This is a really good spatula and works great. I like the price and shine. Far more than any spatula from the hardware store. It makes me take better care of him because I want him to look good.

It has quality construction and a much better known brand feel. I was surprised and impressed. Blade with the right stiffness. The handle is strong and comfortable. Having the metal go all the way through the grip to form the face is very useful in certain distance situations. A very manual version.

This is a good quality tool, it just doesn't flex as much as I would like, especially for drywall work (tape and sanding). But as an all-purpose glue knife, it's fine. The blade is flat and smooth, the material is evenly distributed, the handle is comfortable and comfortable, and I like that there is a hard hammer end at the end of the handle to not drive drywall nails (finisher) deep enough.

When we start painting, we often put a lot of emphasis on paint, rollers/brushes and neglect one of the most important tools for a good coat of paint, the spatula. The Revain Basics 4" Trowel is a great tool for applying putty or drywall mortar to create a smooth surface for painting. Paint does not even out dents, chips and scratches on walls. You need to fill in nail holes or scratches/dents in the wall panel and then smooth it out. The Revain Basics 4 inch knife is large enough to evenly…

It's time to get a little active, especially since it's time to get some chores done. Life as a DIY enthusiast requires someone to start assembling various tools for painting and fastening drywall. The attached photos show that I was a bit cheap with my tools. This spatula is a step forward. A very ergonomic handle, it helps to have a "hammer" action at the end of the handle as attachment often requires driving in nails or drywall inserts, they apply putty. I like how much it flexes, but that…

Slowly but surely I got my hands on the Revain Basic putty, paint and drywall knife. I didn't do it on purpose, but over time they accumulated. And they are good. I used to paint for a living and I would love to have one of the Revain Basic knives that I have received over the past few years. This is probably the simplest and most basic of the knives I've received. This is really a spatula. You might want to use it to fix drywall, but I don't use it for laying tape. When wallpapering, I usually