Topbidetec Heavy Duty Triangle Carbide Scraper Tool Ergonomic Paint Scrapers for Edge Paint, Wood, Adhesives Removing -Model TP1503

Scraping anti- foul paint from the hull of a sailboat

Well made and comfortable to use. Worked well and far superior to cheaper scrapers.

Our window sills and frames needed a coat of paint before the winter weather arrives and whilst a multi-tool and detail sander are great for removing any of the old loose paint, they aren’t any good for removing any wayward brush strokes with the new paint that inevitably ends up on the glass, which is where a handy little scraper such as this one from Topbidetec comes in.The handle of the tool is surprisingly light weight, but has a good feel to it, with it’s fairly chunky handle and rubberised grip. It measures approximately 23.5cm in length and is comfortable to use.On the rear of the handle is a handy hanging hole, whilst on the business end is a simple screw that you remove, before placing the triangular shaped Tungsten Carbide scraper blade onto the holder and tightening it back up again.The blade has 3 edges, so you can spin it around as the edge dulls. The edges aren’t sharp at all (the points are), but they do have a hard edge.***** In The Box *****1 x Handle1 x Carbide Blade***** Conclusion *****The tool itself is reasonably well made, although there are some rough surfaces in the metal.I like the shape of the blade as it allows you to get tight into corners, although I was a little surprised by the blade, as I was expecting it to be like a Stanley blade. The hard edges had no problem removing any excess paint from the glass on my windows though.Overall, I’m pretty pleased with this product and although the tool offers reasonable value for money at around £15.99, I did notice the replacement blades are pretty expensive (it could even end up cheaper to just replace the complete tool).

Smashing little to, did the job great, would recommend.

This scraper is ergonomically designed and solidly made, for a reasonable price. It is supplied with a single, tungsten carbide blade in a separate little box. Unfortunately though, it seems that quality control is non-existent. The threaded hole for the blade fixing screw was hopelessly out of position, meaning it was impossible to fit the blade correctly. The one I received should have gone straight in the scrap bin and never left the factory. Maybe you'll be luckier with the one you receive, and not have to send it straight back like I did. Shame.