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Stanley 28-100 1-3/16-inch High Visibility Mini-Razor Blade Scraper

417ca8wLLVL. SL160 Stanley 28 100 1 3/16 inch High Visibility Mini Razor Blade Scraper

  • Great for scraping in hard-to-reach places
  • High-visibility yellow makes it easy to find in your toolbox
  • Lightweight and economical plastic razor blade scraper
  • Blade reverses for safe storage. Uses standard, single-edge razor blade
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Product Description
Lightweight economy scraper. Available in 3 high visibility colors. Blade reverses for safe storage. Order 24 and receive a pre loaded clip strip…. More >>

Stanley 28-100 1-3/16-inch High Visibility Mini-Razor Blade Scraper

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3 Responses to “Stanley 28-100 1-3/16-inch High Visibility Mini-Razor Blade Scraper”

  1. This blade is a great price and is very, very sharp. I had to use it only on my glass top stove for a few days before I could start using it on my countertops since it is so sharp. It’s easy to pull the blade out and swap it’s position so the sharp side is protected. Great for windows and glass top stoves. I love the convenient small size.

  2. I’ve used these little scrapers everywhere — home, garage, and office. You might not think such a small handle offers much improvement over a bare blade, but it provides significantly more control and leverage. The blade does not retract, but you can store the scraper by reversing the blade so the sharp edge is inside the handle. Or, if you’re lazy like me, you can also wedge the blade between two flat surfaces such as the front & bottom of a drawer.

  3. There’s not a ton to be said about a razor holder, so I’ll get to the main issues. Safety first, this thing is locked TIGHT. The razor broke when I torture tested it before the plastic did. That isn’t because it was a cheap razor either.

    It’s incredibly easy to change the razor, and the grip is very natural. Any “standard” steel backed razor works here, and that’s a plus as well. I got this to trim some putty and caulk, but I end up using it on wood sometimes. The grip and a fresh razor (cheap here on amazon lol) it’s a very fine tool. What can I say… I really like this, and I love my screw and hex sets from stanley as well. They have a really good form/function balence that makes them a great purchase.

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