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Premium Ergonomic Carbide Scraper,2-1/2",Scraper Tool for Removing Varnish, Paint, Glue, Resin, Dry Glaze, Stains, Putty, Scratch

Premium Ergonomic Carbide Scraper,2-1/2",Scraper Tool for Removing Varnish, Paint, Glue, Resin, Dry Glaze, Stains, Putty, Scratch

$28.99 USD
$28.99 USD
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  • Save time and effort: ball for the second hand to hold, non-slip texture, easy-to-grasp handle, hard and sharp scraper. This ergonomically designed carbide scraper helps you do twice as much work as other wood scraper or paint scraper tools in less time and with less effort.
  • Durable and sharp blade: The blade is made of carbide, which is very sharp and corrosion-resistant, and can easily cut into the surface of the material you want to remove. At the same time, high-quality materials enable the blade to work for a long time. The service life is also dozens of times that of traditional blades.
  • Reduce the risk of damaging the underlying material: The knobs and screws are very strong and will not shake, and the handle has anti-slip patterns to help maintain consistent pressure on the workpiece being scraped. Reduced risk of excessive shedding and damage to underlying material.
  • Comfortable and healthy: It will not create a lot of dust like other paint scrapers and will not threaten the health of the respiratory tract and it doesn't smell like chemicals like paint stripper.
  • Versatile Multi-surface Application：Can be used to remove paint, glue, wood, varnish, wood stains, rust, decals, stains, etc. from wood siding, boat hulls, cabinets, glass, tiles, walls, floors, mirrors, metal, stonework, concrete and other flat surfaces. Membrane glue residue, sealant, putty or adhesive. It can be a paint scraper tool for wood, a floor scraper, or a wood scraper for woodworking. Change roles according to your needs.

Overview

  • Material : Tungsten Carbide
  • Brand : Holdly
  • Handle Material : Rubber or Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR)
  • Recommended Uses For Product : Removing paint, glue, wood, varnish, stains, putty, and adhesive from surfaces like wood siding, boat hulls, cabinets, glass, tiles, walls, floors, mirrors, metal, stonework, concrete, and other flat materials during woodworking, surface preparation, and cleaning activities. Removing paint, glue, wood, varnish, stains, putty, and adhesive from surfaces like wood siding, boat hulls, cabinets, glass, tiles, walls, floors, mirrors, metal, stonework, concrete, and other flat… See more
  • Product Dimensions : 9.84"L x 2.52"W
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