Plastic Razor Scraper Blades Double Edged (1 Pack)

Very consistent quality for a mass produced plastic item. We have a signage and vehicle graphics business and the edges are excellent for safe removal of vinyl graphics from vehicles or other surfaces.

Just what I wanted, a plain ol box with a bunch of plastic blades like the box I have of metal blades. I couldn't find them locally. I didn't want an impulse strip package selling me a handful of plastic scrapers as some type of specialty item for my car or whatever for $5.Of course they are plastic, and when you have a thin plastic edge it's going to get dull quickly. Use for intended purpose. These blades helped me peel those awful price stickers off a metal folding table fabulously without damaging the finish or leaving behind paper and adhesive. If you have to scrape something more rough off of a delicate surface like paint or plaster on finished wood you may or may not need multiple blades, at least they have two edges! They are molded well. I was concerned whether the blade edge might be uneven when purchasing, like have some type of oozed out of the mold bits on the blade edge. Nope, nice and even edges.

Not much to say. They're plastic razor blades and you never know when you'll need them. I bought them over a decade ago and have used them several times a year for helping to remove adhesive labels. Often combine them with Goo Gone to both assist in getting the label off and for cleanup.But really, any time you need to scrape something and don't want to take a chance of damaging it, as long as the material you're scraping is harder than plastic or you're careful, then these are definitely a better option than using a metal razor blade.

These work great, removing material quickly and effectively while leaving no damage to the surfaces I've used them on. However if you're using them to remove a lot of material, they get dull fairly quickly and you will burn through a lot of them. Still, if you need plastic blades for your projects, these are a great choice for the price

Used these to scrape at some over spray on a window with a very nice factory paint finish, it did not mar the paint, but it removed the over sprayed foam that we got on it. Also was able to scrape the glass without scratching.....could imagine using it on countless other sensitive areas where something needed removed

I spent too long trying to figure out which color I needed. Now that I have used both - I can tell no difference. I'll be buying whichever is cheaper going forward. The both seem just as sharp and just as stiff as the other.If you haven't used plastic blades before... on hard jobs they don't hold up. I don't think they are intended to, and I am fine with that. Look how many you get for the money. They are great at scraping when you don't want to leave scratches. I have used them on Dicor and caulk. I can get things down to a small bit of residue then use mineral spirits or acetone to get off that bit.I look forward to using these to remove gaskets. I think they'll be perfect.

Plastic. Razors. Not much to say. They are less flexible than the ones I buy from Autozone and I feel that's a good thing. In general they are as "sharp" as the the aforementioned as well. Far far cheaper too.

patience required because the plastic blades will wear quickly. This is necessary because they will not damage your work. In my case I used it to clean gasket material from an aluminum cylinder head. It did not scratch the surface. It takes a lot of effort and blades to remove a small amount of material.The good news is the cylinder head surface did not get damaged from all the scraping. You just need patience!