Multi-Purpose Plastic Razor Blade Scraper Tool - 2 Pack With 100 PCS Blades For Easy Paint And Sticker Removal, No Scratch Cleaning Of Car Windows, Glass, Wood, Floors, And More! Review

I got these for my work. We have delivery stickers for orders and some drivers stick them on the metal table and leave them there. Then when you try to take them off the devil laughs and leaves the back of the sticker on the table. These are great for scraping them off. I will suggest if you’re using to remove stickers, have some goo gone handy to get the residue off. I got these because I needed a razor blade but didn’t want metal because it would scratch. My face lit up like a Christmas tree…

Its a hard plastic both the blades as well as the holder but with use the plastic wears down so adding and removing the blades could make the grip of where the blade goes weak. I don't like that the blades are plastic, i used about 30 of them to take off an old sticker on my car and it hasn't come off completely. The blades will get a chip or a (dent if you will) and will scratch or incorrectly remove something you want off. For the car sticker, i think im going to order a metal blade scraper…

If you think your shower is clean, run this along the walls and you'll realize it's not. This little scraper is great, but the blades go dull very quickly. Your hands will get tired fast, so don't forget to switch while you're using it. Otherwise it works as advertised.

these work awesome, kinda sharp but strong until you hit anothe object that is harder then the plastic then you get another blade. i used is on alluminum car parts where a steel blade gouges the surface.

This can be used on pans, dishes, around faucets for hard water deposits, on glass top stoves.great tool. That's my review.

Just put in a new shower with glass doors. Contractor left stickers on door didn’t really want to use razor blade. This works great. Took them off, no scratches. Safer than a metal blade. Would recommend

I picked up this plastic blade scraper tool to help with removing 3d printed objects from the print bed. So far it has done it's job. Due to the blade being plastic, it does need to be replaced after a few uses as the blade end is no longer 'sharp'. I put the word sharp in quotation, because the sharpness of these blades will not really slice through your finger as a real blade can.You can also use this blade to help scrape off adhesives from a window pane. It does an excellent job without…

Used this to remove gum from a gym floor. a tiny layer of the floor coating came up but we can't ever get gum up all the way with anything else so I call it a win!

Only giving three stars because it truly is no scratch and that deserves some recognitions. Otherwise I'd rather risk the scratch when it comes to bigger projects and actually scraping off paint. The plastic blades can be flipped over and given new life but they dull out very fast and I went through around 10 trying to get the paint off of the whole desk. At the end of the day I feels like a huge waste of plastic, they give you plenty of blades but it's a waste and working through the whole…

I was Introduced to this product by a professional High End Car Detailer;Who stopped by my home as I was detailing a used car for resale.There was 3M tape and residue around the entire door frame from vent shades. I didn’t want to damage the paint and I had tried everything imaginable to remove the mess. all unsuccessful!My acquaintance pulled this plastic razor blade out of his pocket and went to work. Almost instantly the 3M foam tape was coming off the door. With ABSOLUTELY NO DAMAGE TO…

I think I just expected more from it. It is exactly what it says it is but I couldn’t get the white Stuff off of my stove with it. Will have to buy a real metal one for that I suppose.

These are plastic, so you have to consider that when you decide to purchase these. I frequently peel paint skins from tile and tools which has done a number on my fingernails. These are perfect for that task. I use both ends of the razor until they can no longer be used.

The floors of my apartment were laid incorrectly, so that a lot of sticky stuff seeps up from between the faux wood slats. It accumulates dirty quickly since it is very sticky and it makes my floors look filthy, and I have had a very tough time scrubbing it up. I decided to try these and it saved me SO much time and I was able to remove pretty much all of the visible gross stuff, with only a little residual stickiness left on the floor.

I used this product in my classroom. After 4 scrapes, the blade broke and I had to replace. There are 100 replacement blades and I’m sure glad. The handle appears sturdy and it is easy to hold.

Theses Scrapers are Great! Two handles come in the box and plenty of spare blades too! They work Great on Anything you need to scrap off! No Fear of Damaging the surface with these!

Removing pine sap which has turned white and hardened on a car is a difficult task. The best approach I have found is to scrape the hardened sap off with a razor blade and remove the remaining thin layer using a cotton ball soaked with 71% or 91% Isopropyl alcohol. The trick is to do this without damaging the paint. The plastic razor blade scraper tool makes this job easy. The plastic blade is hard enough and sharp enough to easily remove most of the sap . However, the blade is apparently soft…

This product is perfect for our needs.The only problem was with the delivery. The product was left on the step of our studio, and not found until we left for the day. No one came inside for delivery, which of course has no reflection on the seller.

These buggers are awesome! Best use yet has been price tags. This thing just laughs at them and no scratches! Relatively easy to switch out blades and pretty safe. I guess you could cut yourself but it would be really hard. I got these for removing gasket material on carbs and have not tried yet. Best of stuff that is raised compared to smeary particulate. So when your wife cleans the mirror in the bathroom, She may still need to follow up with a micro fiber rage. Dried boogies? They come off…

I used this tool to remove an old 3M clear chip shield on my Porsche in preparation for adding a carbon fiber wrap product. The tool was very useful, but it did leave clearcoat scratches that I will buff out to remove.

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?