Paint Scrapers
Tools that are designed for the specific task of removing color from different surfaces are called paint scrapers. Some of these tools are commonly referred to as putty knives. However, these knives should not be used to apply putty to any surface. The application of putty with this tool damages the sharpness of the blade. The blade cuts the coat of paint to allow easy removal. If the blade is dull, the tool will skip over the coat.
 Yellow Handle Shovel Cleaning Dirt Paint Blade Scraper US $5.45 |
 From the 60’s a Very Vintage Old Paint Scraper with great patina old paint splo US $.01 |
 Painting Decorating Scraper US $1.57 |
 VINTAGE TOOL LOT STANLEY Paint Scraper Hammer Awl Sq Line Level Stone Chisel US $9.99 |
 Red Nail Art Polish Stamper Image Paint Stamp Scraper Knife Stamping Tool Set US $2.45 |
 Rare Vintage WARNER Paint Scraper No 801 1 3 4 Black Orange US $3.99 |
 Wallpaper Painting Decorating Scraper and Putty Knife US $1.57 |
 Fiskars 7 in 1 Paint Scraper Multi tool Putty Knife NEW US $5.99 |
 lot of 10 4 inch scraper with a 12 inch handle paint scraper wallpaper grill US $49.00 |
 Nail Art Polish Image Paint Stamp Stamper Scraper Stamping Tools US $1.99 |
Damaged blades make it harder and more time consuming to remove old coats of color from any surface. Scraping coloring off a surface can become a frustrating task if the tool is not sharp. Therefore, a great deal of care should be afforded these tools. The blades should be kept clean and sharp after each use. If the blade becomes dull, it should be sharpened just as any knife is sharpened.