We used a jack hammer to pull up a hard wood floor. This tool was purchased to scrape up the residual. Does a great job can even tap it with a hammer for more punch. Loved the extra blades and so thoughtful, a pair of work gloves. I’ll use it for all kinds of jobs.

Works great on glass top stoves. It doesn't scratch the surface. Easier to use than a small single blade scraper on that burned on gunk.

I didn't buy these for the gloves. But they're supposed to be "protective" gloves and they're definitely not. First thing I did was swipe the razor across them lightly, and they parted like they were regular cotton gloves. Which is what they appear to be, but I really expected more of "protective" gloves.The razors were fine, all seem sharp, The tool is long and the razors do their job well. It's not a heavy tool, though it does appear to be all metal. Probably aluminum. Anyway, it accomplishes the task I wanted, which was (a) to arrive fast and (b) to get the old inspection and parking stickers off my car so I could apply the new ones.Oddly, if it hadn't included the gloves, I'd have given it 5 stars. Don't punch above your weight!

This scraper is worth all the money and then some. It comes with an additional blade both of which are very sharp. and it is great for scraping acrylic paint off of your palette which is what I use it for. But it can be used for any kind of scraping job. It is made very sturdy you will wonder why it was so inexpensive

I bought this to remove a large, badly faded and peeling decal on my car's back window.I like decorating my car's rear window, but changing out old stickers for new ones is a major pain in the tuchus!Normally I would soak the decal in Goo Gone, wait, and slowly chip away at the decal using a putty knife, razor blade, or...I am embarrassed to admit this...a butter knife.Knowing those implements would not be good enough to scrape off a half mandala sticker that was roughly 2 feet long and a foot tall, positioned at the roofline on the back window, I ordered this tool and went to work.The scraper felt sturdy and easy to control in my hand-that said, I HIGHLY recommend using the included gloves-the blades are VERY sharp, and you don't want to risk a nasty injury in case of a mishap.I tested the scraper on a small corner of the sticker-the adhesive had dried out due to a year's sun exposure and trips through the car wash, so it flaked off easily. I applied moderate pressure (don't press too hard or at too steep of an angle or you may scratch the glass), and I was able to cleanly remove all the sticker residue in under 10 minutes. You will need to clean the glass to remove any lingering traces of adhesive, but I thought my window was ready for a new sticker application immediately.I have yet to replace a blade, so I can't rate the ease of blade replacement...but so far, I am pleased with this product. It did what I needed it to do...and it did it flawlessly!