You know that feeling when something is stuck fast, but you are worried about damaging the surface underneath? With the right tool, you can work carefully and still remove glue, candle wax, paint and other stubborn residue. It makes the job quicker while reducing the risk of damage.
This scraper comes with both plastic and metal blades. Begin with a plastic blade, as it is gentler on the surface. If that is not enough and the surface can withstand it, you can switch to a metal blade.
The plastic blades are double-sided. When one edge starts to wear, turn the blade around and continue with the other.
Contents
- 1 scraper
- 5 double-sided plastic blades
- 5 metal blades
- Begin with a plastic blade and always test it on a small, inconspicuous part of the surface.
- Hold the scraper at a low angle and carefully slide it underneath the material you want to remove. Do not apply more pressure than necessary.
- If the plastic blade is not enough and the surface is hard and durable, you can switch to a metal blade.
- Work with slow, controlled movements until the residue comes away.
Surfaces and finishes can react differently to scraping. Take particular care with plastic, marble and treated wood. The metal blades are sharp and can scratch delicate surfaces, so always begin with a plastic blade if you are unsure.





















Comfortable to hold, easy to insert and remove the blades, and it works very well.