🔪 Nicpro 3 PCS Plastic Razor Blade Scraper Tool with 120 PCS Double Edged Razor Blades: A Versatile Adhesive Remover for Glass, Labels, Decals, Stickers, and Window Cleaning Review

Had pretty low expectations given the price but these things did the job. Used them to remove plastic wrap from window frames in a large commercial building. DO NOT use on windows themselves. Remember these are bulk cheap Chinese scrapers.

Ideal for preventing damage to items that can be scratched. There are times when a metal razor is needed, but it does the same thing as a metal razor. Will not scratch granite worktops, glass, metal parts etc. Ideal for use as a gasket scraper on aluminum parts.

If you are an oil painter then chances are you will get a glass palette one day. Ignore ANYONE who tells you to just get a metal paint scraper. If you like scratches on a glass palette, make them. If you're looking for the perfect glass pallet scraper, get these. That's great. And for the amount you get, for the price? Fuggetaboutit, it's hands down the best out there.

I'm a store manager at Walgreens. These puppies are ideal for weekly tag removal. I used to use glass scrapers but they are too sharp and cut through the plastic slats on the shelves. They don't last that long, but there are 120 plastic blades in the kit, and each one can be used upside down, so it's really 240 spare blades. I change mine about every week so they should last 4 years! Can't win!

I got tired of scrubbing suds out of the tub and thought a plastic scrubber would do the job better and I was right! I bought these 3 packs which were more than enough to do 50x the job. The scraper grips are pretty cheap and maybe not the most comfortable, but they did their job perfectly. Not once did the blade come loose in use and I didn't get a blister after scrubbing the entire shower. You'll be amazed at the suds it removes on your tile/tub that you won't even notice. For around $10-12…

Good blades with high precision. The blade holder is smart and simple, with no moving parts like a screw that holds the blade. The blade is held in place by slots that fit into the support posts when wedged. The plastic of the mount isn't rough, but it doesn't slip when you grab it. I used this while working outside in hot weather to remove decals from fiberglass on the outside of an RV. I had to use a heat gun to heat the stickers and found that the scraper held its shape and the orange blades

I haven't had them for a long time but they have proven useful. We had a headlight on our car that was damaged by a piece of debris thrown off the road by a truck going the other way. The plastic tab was broken. We had to use transparent tape until we could fix the error. Over time the tape hardened and stuck to the paintwork. Even after I managed to remove some of the tape, it was still an ugly mess. I used a scraper with a plastic Nicro blade to remove most of the remaining tape and glue and…