Lisle 52000 Razor Blade Scraper,Red

It's very solid and grants incredible leverage and adaptability of blades otherwise too small to be used effectively on their own. It has served me superbly in every job I have had

Most of the tools this company makes are really good. Most likely designed by people that use them.

Well-made tool for removing dried paint, putty, decals or stickers from windows or other smooth surfaces, or for removing dried-on crud from glasstop stoves or cooktops. It's been a while since I wrote my initial review. This is a well-made, handy product that lasts and lasts. If you do any household chores or DIY stuff, you'll appreciate having this in your tool kit. When it arrives the single-edge blade is stored with the sharp side turned around and facing the interior, so you won't cut yourself. Be sure to turn the sharp side out and lock it in place before using it; also, clean the blade after use and put the blade back into the storage position when you finish the job. This may sound stupid, but the blade is so sharp that you could do major damage to yourself, your clothing, a car seat or a piece of fine furniture before you knew anything was wrong. Ask me how I know. In reading some of the negative comments, it seems that some users did not understand that the sharp edge of the blade was concealed during shipping and had to be returned to the working position before using it. Don't make that mistake. One person gave a low score because the mechanism cracked the first time he put pressure on it. In reviewing a product, knowing about the warranty response is as important as initial quality - be sure to check it out completely within a week or so of receipt, and to contact Amazon customer service immediately if you have a problem. For lower cost items, often all Amazon needs is a picture from your phone's camera to verify the claim - you may not have to ship it back, and that saves on return shipping costs.

The unit is not the least expensive - but - the handle is long and seems to have been constructed well. Feels good in the hand and is easy to use.

I purchased this to scrape permit stickers off the inside of my windshield. This helps to make a quick, clean, easy job of the sticker removal. Just remember to put a sharp fresh blade in it so it doesn't "drag" across the glass and leave adhesive residue behind. Long handle with the curve helps to reach tight spots.

Takes less than a minute to remove those super stubborn sticky state park stickers. Leaves almost no goop behind. (Use a tiny dab of WD40 on paper towel to get goop off easily) Comes with a bunch of blades that store right in the handle so they wont rust. Very easy to insert the blade and take it back out again when you're done. This will probably last longer than me.

Great quality at a good price! I would definitely recommend this to anyone!

I use this handle for one purpose and one purpose only. I use it to scrape the inside glass of my woodstove. This has really made a difference in the procedure that I do compared to the other short, stubby blade holders that are available from other manufacturers. Not to say that the other types of scrapers are bad, however, when dealing with a hot wood stove door, it’s best to keep your fingers and knuckles away from hot glass. With this tool, I am able to apply the necessary pressure in order to clean that glass. I have been heating my home for many years now using my woodstove and as a child, I have a also scraped the soot from the wood stove glass.My question is this ….. where has this been all my life? I could have experienced far less burnt knuckles and finger cuts throughout the years had I been using such a cool tool to do this job.If you want to make scraping a little bit easier and safer for yourself, then I recommend purchasing this item.I guess if I have to point out something that I dislike about this unit it would be the removable cap on the handle. Unscrewing the cap will allow you to place five razor blades within the handle. Great concept, however the darn screw cap keeps loosening up, and then eventually unscrews itself, allowing any extra blades to fall out. Not a big deal for me because I do not store any blades in the handle. I applied one drop of an UV glue to the Edge, preventing it from loosening up. Solved my problem quickly and efficiently. If I desire to unscrew the It could easily be done, but I guess I won’t have to do that now, will I ?