Efficient Plastic Razor Blades Scraper Tool For Scratch-Free Paint, Window, And Sticker Removal - 2 Pack With 100 Blades Kit Review

This is the greatest little tool. Scraped all the paint off my floors after the painters came through, without damaging the finish on the floors. It's also the best tool for taking labels off of packages--- especially for plastic & acrylic bins that arrive with 3 labels glued to the sides. This is way easier to use than Goo Gone.Not sharp so won't hurt kiddos. No more razors for scraping in our house-- this little tool is WAY better!

I used it to scrap old cracked caulking of my entry way panelled doors and had no problem with the blade carving out slivers of wood which happen when I first used a steel razor blade to do the work. The hold is like any other quality blade scraper of it type. The blades are stiff enough to hold their shape while apply enough force to get under the caulking yet is not razor blade share which cuts into the wood below it. Corner hold up quite well when angling the tip to dig into the corners to…

Have used to remove items off wheels and windshields and it seems to work well. It wasn't as secure with the blades as I hoped but still worked well but time will tell if it holds up.

No need to scrape hard or apply to much pressure. Great for people with small hands! Easy to replace the razor part (not sharpe)!

I used this to get old paint protection film off a car that was cracking. I was nervous at first to use what is essentially a plastic razor blade on my paint but after the first pass there was no scratches or marring (and I used a lot of force). It almost was impossible to scratch the paint! Since they are plastic the blades wear out pretty quick but with the kit comes with 100 blades so.go crazy.

I expected a little more to grip on to. Turned out to be just smaller than palm width. Not a complaint, just something I noticed.

I purchase so many tools and random things like this around my house and in my craft room. This was another one of those purchases, but this product is GOLD! It will remove any sticker/adhesive you want easily and without damage. I have used it on glass, plastic, walls, stainless steel etc and it’s worked like a charm every single time. I highly recommend this product and it even comes with 2 and replacement "blades”. Trust me you will be happy you did.

This is an awesome tool! I ordered it to complete a bathtub dent repair. It worked way better than the tools provided to smooth the filler along the edges and blend. But I also noticed when doing the job that it worked really well to clean the bathtub! The plastic razor blades seem a little smaller than standard size so this tool allows you to get around some corners, faucets, and reach small spaces. I used it a lot before having to swap sides and Replace with a new blade. This set comes with…

I thought this would work well cleaning up paint splatter which it does a fair job. Turns out a cloth and water does a better job. Comes with more replacements than you will ever use since the device will not last long enough to use them!

We removing paint from enamelled steel panel so a plastic blade is exactly what we needed.It is an excellent combination of stiff & flexible.

My daughter is four and recently discovered stickers. She has been sticking them everywhere in our house! On the dressers, television, walls, floor. So awesome. I tried using soap and it didn't work - it actually made it worse. My dad recommended scraping it off. This was a great deal and came with so many extra "blades." I couldn't believe how easy it was to remove the stickers just using this with the right amount of pressure. I real blade could harm the item the sticker is on, but these…

I tried the metal blades and cut myself so I thought lets give the plastic ones a try. Unfortunately, the blades don’t work as well as the metal ones and its not easy to hold (maybe my hands too big). But to my surprise they are very sturdy and stay in place better then the metal ones.

Pretty handy little tools. I used them to scrape off a 17 y/o clearbra that was on my motorhome. I honestly don’t know how you could do it without something like this. One of them did break in the process but that was due to a significant amount of pressure being applied to the handle. These are cheap and disposable and saved me hours on my task. So well worth the money.

A new "old” style scraper. As anyone who has had to use a scraper for any big jobs knows, single edge razor blades can become weak and brittle not to mention dull with heavy use. I have an automotive background. I have used the style of scraper I just described on many occasions. I have the scars on my hands to prove it. One broken blade cost me 37 stitches to close the cut. Anyway, plastic razor blades. Who knew? Thirty five years ago these blades may have very well supplanted the need for…

Perfect tool for removing parts from 3D print bed. The nylon handle feels pretty substantial in the hand too, not at all like a cheap plastic piece of garbage. Works well and I like using it, what more could you want?

equally affective as a razor blade scraper and without the concern of a slip of a razor bladed scraper that results in a significant injury

This is good for light duty scraping where you don't want to use a metal scraper (putty knife or razor blade). I've used it so far on glass, a bathtub (porcelain covered steel), and to clean the underside of my lawnmower deck. Worked well.The plastic blades would wear more quickly than metal, being softer. As you scrape, they form a small plastic burr at the edge, which can be removed.The blades are two-sided, so when one side becomes too dull, you can reverse the blade for a fresh…

It was perfect for my application and did exactly what the seller said it would,The blades dull quickly but it comes with a huge supply of them.

Glad I bought these! Great replacement for blades. I've used them on glass, metal, engine gasket surfaces. Works well. Great value and alot safer than blades.

I got this because it was much cheaper than the metal/razor scrappers and came with many more refills. Better bang for the buck.Does it work? For the most part yes, but against really tough, caked on stains on the stove top or dried jelly on the counter, it struggles. Luckily those are the exception, but it does hamper it a bit.