Raschietto di sicurezza in plastica, raschietto per vetro, raschietto per piano cottura in ceramica, con rasoio in plastica a doppio bordo da 10 pezzi, per rimuovere decalcomanie dal vetro

Sehr praktisch, da die Plastikklinge vor allem auf weichen Untergründen Dinge wie Schmutz und Aufkleber von manchen besser beseitigt, als die Metallklinge, die bei solchen Oberflächen oft einkeilt/hängen bleibt.Somit hat man je nach Oberfläche immer das richtige Material dabei.

Ancora non usato

Funciona muito bem

LA HOJA ES MUY FINA.

This scraper works beautifully with the metal blade. Upon first use, I was concerned I would scratch the glass I was using it on, but it worked beautifully on my g̶r̶u̶b̶b̶y̶ filthy oven door.I was a bit concerned about the tool being double ended and the top coming off the end that is not in use and digging into my hand, but it's very comfortable and easy to use. Blade changing is straightforward, and the scraper feels solid enough to last some time.Flushed with success after the over door, I went around looking for overpaint on windows, and found this scraper dealt with it quickly, neatly and effortlessly. I've just tried a fresh blade on some old silicone sealant that was used to stick a soap rack to the tiles in my bathroom, and while it cleanly cut through the silicone, it left a very thin layer of silicone on the tile which was still visible when I looked carefully. I had a bit more of a got at it, and the scraper shaved tiny layers off the tile, but the tiles aren't perfectly smooth, so I had to rub that thin remaining layer off with a bit of dry poly-roll. (See pics attached.)The plastic scraper seems a bit pointless to me and I haven't yet found a use for it, but the metal scraper is really useful and effective.

I bought these as a finisher for gasket surfaces while doing an engine rebuild. Work very well for a post metal scraper as they get rid of a lot of the finer bits that can be left behind. The blades don't last too long, although I suspect this sort of work may be a bit too heavy duty for them, but so cheap that it's not worth the worry. Better than a normal blade as absolutely no chance of damaging the surface.Also used to get rid of some old sticker residue on a sunroof and did the job perfectly.The jury is out on whether a caramel wheel would be a better tool for the job but if you don't have a drill handy this will do just fine.