Scrapers
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Sandvik
Bahco / Sandvik Triangle Scraper 625
Price: $46.51
rating 5 out of 5 stars
Sandvik
Bahco / Sandvik Ergo Scraper 650
Price: $44.71
rating 5 out of 5 stars
Sandvik
Bahco / Sandvik Double-Sided Scraper Blades
Price: $26.30
rating 5 out of 5 stars
Sandvik
Bahco / Sandvik Triangle Scraper Blades
Price: $22.59
rating 3.5 out of 5 stars
Red Devil Scrapers
Red Devil Wood Scraper Replacement Blades
Starting at $3.65
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Red Devil Scrapers
Red Devil Scrapers
Price: $15.00
rating 3.3 out of 5 stars
Jamestown Distributors
Razor Blades - Single Edge
Price: $15.71
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Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Economy Plastic Putty Knives
Starting at $2.28
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Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Tools Red Star 4000 Putty Knives
Price: $6.24
rating 4 out of 5 stars
Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Tools Black & Silver Series Scraper
Price: $16.30
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Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Tools Black & Silver Series Putty Knife
Price: $16.44
rating 4 out of 5 stars
Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Razor Blade Scraper
Price: $10.92
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Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Putty / Joint Knives
Price: $2.52
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Hyde Painting Tools
Hyde Tools MaxxGrip Pro Putty Knife
Price: $24.70
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Scrapers are a standard and ubiquitous tool for refinishing any surface. Scrapers can be used to remove shavings, old layers of glue, lacquer, paint or polish, rust, varnish, or ground-in dirt from concrete, glass, metal, and wood. They are most efficient for surface preparation of smaller or more difficult to reach areas. Many scrapers benefit from having their steel blades sharpened before use. To prolong the life of your paint scraper, resharpen the scraper often with a small file or a grinding wheel to maintain a good cutting edge as scraping old paint quickly dulls the blade.
Putty knives range in width from one to six inches and have a beveled edge. A putty knife is used in a pushing motion going under the paint and working from an area of loose paint toward the edge where the paint is still firmly adhered and, in effect "beveling" the remaining layers so that as smooth a transition as possible is made between damaged and undamaged areas.
Paint scrapers are commonly available in 1-5/16, 2-1/2, and 3-1/2 inch widths and have replaceable blades. In addition, profiled scrapers can be made specifically for use on moldings. As opposed to the putty knife, the paint scraper is used in a pulling motion and works by raking the damaged areas of paint away.