Plastic Razor Blade Set, Safe Scrape Double Edged Blades

These have already been so useful, I wish I had known about them years ago! If you aren’t careful the edges can nick fairly easily, and then they could, potentially, scratch your surface, but just pay attention to the integrity of the blade & it’s really a great addition to your tool kit!

Not as strong as I was hoping. I have some automotive interior plastic tools for removing door panels and such, and they are made of substantially better plastic. The ABS scraper in that tool kit is years old and has almost no deformations. The blades in this kit ding up instantly. These dings and deformations actually cause surface damage, which is the whole point in buying plastic scrapers (to avoid damaging a surface!)They're ok, and definitely safe enough to have around and be used by kids, but absolutely no substitute for a quality plastic scraper spatula or metal blades when a impermeable flat blade is desired.Things I planned to use them for were scraping windshield stickers (they do this ok) and scraping goo off tools and equipment (also ok) but they completely fail at cleaning teflon pans (they just deform and ding up) and other hard caked surfaces like stainless steel where they just aren't strong enough. The blue blades are ever-so-slightly stronger, but they still don't stay sharp long enough to be used more than a few sweeps.

These plastic blades work great for scraping on delicate surfaces. I use them for things like scraping mineral buildup and removing old gaskets on tubs, sinks, and fixtures. Do not leave marks like metal ones do. Like that these double blades are reversible.

I used these on: hardwood floors plastic, and glass and not a scratch. Great for taking stickers off of things that little ones like to use as their personal are canvases.

I have used the regular plastic blades in the past and that's why I ordered this set. They are great for scraping where you don't want to risk scratching (e.g. a car's finish). But, the new wider blade is awesome. It makes removing stickers and similar things easy as possible. I'll likely order more of the wider blades, because they've turned out to be more useful than the regular ones.

I bought this pack of different sizes and rigidity expecting to burn through them. But after using the big orange one and a normal size orange one to remove disintegrated rubber bumpers from dozens of wooden kitchen cabinets, both blades are still sharp enough to keep working. They're not metal razor blade sharp, but they're sharp enough to remove things like stickers, scotch tape, and rubber bumpers excellently. I'd buy these again if this supply runs out before I die!

A lot better than a razor blade- at least to remove paint, caulk & such when you're getting preped to paint or the like! No one will ever shave with these- but are much better (& safer!) for paint "detail"!

If the edge was sharper, these would be quite useful. I am attempting to use them removing caulk, silicone adhesive and old pin striping around RV decals where an actual metal blade will ruin substrate!