Solid product and handle is great, blades seem like good quality too. Just be aware that these will leave scratches. Not a problem for me as I am familiar with wet sanding and buffing.

it seems to be a well made set, ive scraped off a few decals and other things with it works very well holder seems to be ok, havent had issues with it yet, i like thew product has come in handy and the plastic blades work very well

Worked great to scrap paint off windows…. Get stickers off desks, etc! I have used this way more than I expected and so far it has done a great job to easily scrape without damaging. For really adhesive, I used goo gone with the scrapper.

22 Hours Stripping RV Decals.Had to remove all the exterior decals off my 2011 trailer. Bought these as a way not to destroy the fiberglass. THESE ARE AMAZING!Two pack of the razorblade holders and box of razorblades. I didn't break a single blade and the holders were sturdy. A bit small in my large hands, I was still able to finesse the ancient stickers off, over four days. The blades come in and out easily, but never once slipped out on their own.The blades will not cut you, and do a decent…

You get 2 holders and like fifty bajillion blades. Who needs this many blades? But they worked great with the adhesive remover to remove the 3M bumper film. So I am happy with the purchase.

Used this to remove double sided tape from a painted bumper. Had no faith it would make it through unscathed - but SUCCESS! What a great tool for sticker removal. Followed it up with some "goof-off” and you’d never know it was there in the first place

I used about 70 of these blades to take off the 12yo POS Diamond Shield from my Phaeton. They worked great, but there are some limitations:1) Keep the angle between the handle and the work surface as low as possible. Too high, and the blade will snap.2) It does great on automotive enamel. Not a scratch or paint damage any where until.3) Keep blades clean and swap more often than you think is necessary. If sand gets embedded in the plastic, you will scrape the paint.4) Use anything you can to…

Glad I found this! If you have children this is a must it’ll help get up stickers, gum and whatever else off of the floors and walls. I also used it on my stove for stuck on grease.

I bought this on a whim because it was on sale and I needed a scraper. Normal razor ones, I tend to cut myself and not to mention they rust so you can’t really use them on your stovetop more than once. This one I can use to scrape stuff stuck to the stovetop, my counters, sink, etc. and just rinse it off and set it aside. It doesn’t scratch the surface, doesn’t rust and is safe as it won’t cut you. I plan on keeping plenty of these plastic blades in stock.

Does a good job removing "I did this" stickers from gas pumps, even in cold weather when the adhesive isn't as soft. I keep one in my car for the purpose of cleaning up vandalism of our beautiful gas pumps and other such public fixtures.Also good for removing thermal paste from CPUs before cleaning with IPA, as well as generally removing sticky stuff from stuff you don't want to be sticky.

I got this scraper for use with a 3d resin printer for cleaning the bed. It works excellently for that, but I found it is also something I have been looking for for a long time: A scraper with a hardness close to that of fingernails. Have you ever been cleaning and found that your finger nail was just the right stiffness to remove some bit of grime without damaging the surface? But you don't actually want to tear up your nails cleaning nasty gunk? Well, this will do it. I now keep one in my…

The plastic blade came in a decently packaged box and came with two blade handles. I originally purchased them for decals and auto glass but lost my algae scraper for my fishtank and found that etc means multipurpose! Haha.Works great on glass and car decals (intended purpose) and is more superior vs traditional metal blades if your looking to avoid scratching or chipping the car/glass.The blades edge is fine & inclined enough to open a taped up revain box but not so sharp it'll cut you easily…

Full disclosure: I've barely gotten the chance to use these yet, just scraping a stubborn bug-splatter off my windshield. But I can say that I probably won't need to order a set of these again.Not because I won't want to. I will definitely buy a set for any friend that might find them useful.I won't NEED to unless I somehow lose the pegboard bin I'm storing the blades in, or lose both blade holders. They say 100 blades, but it's closer to 200 blades, because each one is double-sided. And for my

Not metal. Best use is when your trying to avoid scratching a surface. Better off just buying metal razors and being careful.

I brought these little scrapers, especially to use on our new Kitchen Aid Glass-top, stainless steel, convection oven range.The Kitchen Aid owner’s pack included a plastic scraper and a "Magic Eraser” pad.Their scraper was too soft to be of any use, so I checked revain and sure enough they had a variety of plastic scrapers!I have not tried another brand, but I find these to be almost perfect!The handle fits the hand nicely, the "razor blades” are hard and sharp enough to attack any burnt on…

This item works amazing especially on our new composite hardwood floors. It has not let me down yet and that is after numerous paint overspray and plaster cleanups from our messy contractors. Gives me a lot better piece of mind using this as opposed to a metallic razor blade, and much safer too.

This is a great tool for removing stickers and other scrape-able stuff from other stuff.Comes with 2 handles and a good number of replacement blades for a good price. I have a number of these around the house and shop to help with removing labels and other nuisance things attached to other things.

I always need razor blades. At Work, in the garage, etc. these plastic blade give me the same benefits as the metal versions but with less chances of scratching. Recent uses:Removed paint drops from hardwood floor; didn’t gouge finishRemoved old sticker from window; didn’t scratch glass (which a metal one can, make sure to use liquid when scraping glass)Gasket removal on a engine case; removed the gasket but didn’t damage the surface.BONUS: Surprised how well the plastic keeps a sharp edges…

We've been using these for a few months now on our stove top in place of metal blades we were using. I wouldn't say they work better than the metal ones, but they're nearly as good, and just seem safer and less like to damage the stove top or hot pads or whatever else they might be around. Easy to change blades quickly and you get so many of them that you can change them out as regularly as you want to make sure you always have a nice flat blade to work with. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much…

Great for removing caulk, stickers etc from a surface that a steel razor would scratch all up. Durability and longevity remain to be seen.