Carbide scrapers are designed to cut through high quality finishes such as varnish and gloss on wood. They can also be used in plasterwork, cement work and to remove paint from such surfaces as masonry, tile porcelain glass fiberglass etc……
The blade depth of up to 9/16-inch makes this flexible scraper ideal for scraping paint and other surface coatings off woodwork or metal.
This versatile tool is safer than using a razor knife because you don’t have to worry about cutting yourself with the blade.This is a very useful and handy tool for doing a wide variety of scraping jobs around your house or shop. I’ve used mine to scrape off floor tiles in my kitchen and bathroom remodel project.The carbide edge is much harder than steel and won’t dull as quickly either.
Finally, I appreciate that the handle has a hole in it through which one can insert a lanyard to prevent losing it!
Conclusion
The carbide scraper is ideal for removing paint from the woodwork, scraping glue, scouring efflorescence from stone or brick, or getting rid of calcimine on plaster. This versatile tool is safer than using a razor knife because you don’t have to worry about cutting yourself with the blade. Also, you can use it for scraping paint or other surface coatings off woodwork or metal.
Post time: Aug-11-2022
