🔪 Lil Chizler Vinyl Wrap Scraper - Effortless Window Film Installation Tool for Cars, Homes, and Offices - Pack of 10 Review

This is a simple, inexpensive design, but once you learn how to use it, it works as well or even better than many more expensive products

These little beauties are damn handy! They have the right stiffness, shape and sharpness for more than just removing stickers. I used them to remove soaked caulk from the seams on a trailer roof. I have used them on pads etc. Worked great.

These little tools will save your nails! I've used it to remove stickers and labels, remove food residue from pans, and clean crevices around sinks and appliances. I'm giving them to family and friends as Christmas gifts this year.

I love these Lil Chizlers! They were recommended to me and included with my new Jenn Air cooktop to clean up spills. They're great for that and I've since used them for everything from removing sealant in the shower to removing those hard-to-remove price or origin stickers on new products. They keep going like crazy!

If your hull has anything above the waterline, glue residue, dried silicone or any type of dried sealant, those things are worth their weight in gold. They provide a good sharp cleaning edge but will not damage the gelcoat. They have been invaluable to me when removing the remains of old boat glue. Absolutely worth every penny. I can imagine loads of additional boats and houses. A great addition to your maintenance tool kit.

I realize these are just small scrapers but they work very well and are unlikely to scratch anything. After I bought it, I found that they were incredibly good at window tinting. Because I bought a window tinting kit and it came with one. I mainly use it at work to remove labels and tape from stainless steel tables. Another good use is the kitchen sink. Dried dirt is separated immediately. The only thing I changed and would recommend is to drill a small hole about half an inch in one side so…

Lil Chisler: - I bought a vinyl wrapped car as a mobile advertisement for a business. The car had been parked outside in the sun for most of its life, and the film was in complete disarray (crumpled, cracked, dirty, etc.) on all sun-facing plates. I have tried many methods to remove the case. The best way I've found is to spray WD40 on the packaging, wait a few minutes, steam it with a steam cleaner and clean the Lil Chizler. Lil Chizler was the best scraper I found. I destroyed 11 Lil Chizler…