Warner Stiff Putty Knife 180 Review

Great little spatula, good value. I needed something to scrape the bead of glue off the mirror and it worked great. Not sure how it will hold up to everyday use, but it's perfect for light use!

I'm willing to pay five times as much for this type of putty. Just as good if not better than what you get in the big department stores. I wash and wipe it down after each use and haven't had any issues with rust or anything like that. What are you waiting for? Take this knife!

Barely noticeable angle at the head, so if it's important to keep it straight, you may or may not get straight. The rest of the plastic feels solid and not brittle (at least when new) and not bad in general. The metal is a little thinner than we would like, but it needs to be flexible.

Great tool! Very strong (holds pressure), flexes enough but returns to its original position (does not flex), cleans well. I would buy other sizes if doing a lot of renovations. This size was ideal for patching small holes and minor repairs. Don't expect to need another one but will buy again if I lose this one.

I needed this for a drywall job I am doing as part of a kitchen remodel and didn't want to spend $15 on a 'good' option, considering how little I'm going to use it. For the money you can't go wrong. If you need something for frequent use you might spend more, but if you're like me and just need something for occasional use, that's great. The metal is a bit flimsy but thick enough to do what you need. Great add-on item.

is a piece of hard metal in a plastic handle. nothing fantastic. If like me you need a hard, flat, rectangular piece of shiny metal in a plastic handle because you're going to be filling some cracks with mortar, then this is a cheap and effective solution. To you. I can use it for a few more years and then when it inevitably gets covered in a hardened bondo and I start using it to open cans of paint and eventually throw it away I feel like I got my money's worth.

I bought a 6 inch knife in February 2021 for only $2.53. It's a lot cheaper than the local hardware store. It's good for applying mud to drywall, and the low price makes it a very good deal. My only complaint is that the knife started rusting on the third day of use. The grate is next to the handle, so the dirt from the drywall joint tape will be clean at this point. See photo. As long as the rust doesn't spread further along the working surfaces of the blade, I can ignore the problem. When…