WORKPRO 4-Piece Putty Knife Set, Stainless Steel Made - Perfect for Drywall Spackle, Taping, Scraping Paint, 1.5", 3", 4", 6"

I like the size and shape of the handles

Wow. These are way better than I expected. Great handles... really sturdy putty knives, sharp edges. I plan to use the largest to scrape some peeling paint off a deck surface. I tried it... works really well. Gonna take a bit of elbow grease (just because the deck is large) but I am determined to do it before pressure washing. New deck next year. In the mean time, this is an awesome investment in my opinion if you're in the market for some really quality putty knives. Having said that, I never hesitate to update my reviews should new info seem useful.

Aún no los utilizo pero se ven que son de buena calidad se ven bonitos y se parecen q fueran duraderos cuando los utilize volveré a darme mi mejor opinión

After many varying purchases, I've found that Workpro tools are equivalent or better in strength, durability, fit and finish to other house brands like Ace Hardware, Kobalt, Husky, and Craftsman, but at a lower price point. I especially like their soft handles and their double dipped handles. They feel good in the hand like an Estwing, Irwin Vice Grip or DeWalt. Much better than Performance Tool, Stanley, Wal-Mart or Harbor Freight Pittsburgh, but not as precise or long lasting as pro tradesman brands like Knipex, Klein, Milwaukee, Crescent Nicholson, or Channellock. This example is no different. I will continue to replace my old, dull, uncomfortable hand tools with Workpro.

We have used these to apply plaster, scrape stucco and strip the most stubborn paint. They hold up and haven’t shown any signs of staining or rusting.

Bought a set of these 2 years ago. Just re-ordered because I've misplaced 2 of them. Next to a hammer, these are the most versatile tool I have for my remodel project. I don't know what they're made of, but they're quite stiff, don't rust, stay shiny and are very easy to clean. I love the non-slip hard-rubber-like grips too.I've abused mine by scraping old paint and epoxy of a concrete floor, dropping them on the corner of the blade, etc....and they're still straight with smooth edge.My Go To tool for all plaster, paint and tile work.

reliable

Very solid feeling tools, no more rusting, very sturdy build quality and at a great price.