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Model number: 62970Q
Internet number (SKU): 203191137
Price: $6
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Availability: in stock
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3 in. Wide Handheld Chisel Edge Scraper and Stripper, Stainless Steel - Product information
The QEP 62970 3 in. Stainless Steel Chisel Scraper offers a hammer end to be used to add power while scraping. Comfortable rubber handle with non-slip thumb rest makes it easier to use, without slipping. This durable scraper is a multi-functioning tool that is ideal for removal of paint, adhesive and debris from most surfaces. It also can be used to spread materials including caulk, putty and grout.
- Stainless steel blade is rust proof and strong, the hammer end offers the user the ability to add power to whatever is being removed with the tapered scraper edge
- The rubber handle is comfortable and will offers a non slip grip
- The non-slip handle also features a ribbed thumb rest for ease of use during scraping
- The convenient hammer end makes removing stubborn materials faster, the stiff stainless steel blade makes spreading thick materials easier
- The rubber handle offers both comfort and a non slip grip
Product reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Tony from
Stands up to my hammer and does the job!!...
Stands up to my hammer and does the job!!
Date published: 2018-07-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Stuborn from
I bought this tool to start removing floor tile from our bathroom. I ended up using it for the t...I bought this tool to start removing floor tile from our bathroom. I ended up using it for the total removal when a alternative larger and more powerful scraper did not work.
Date published: 2018-04-24
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Steven from
Chisel broke within the first 10 minutes is use. Plastic...Chisel broke within the first 10 minutes is use. Plastic shattered.
Date published: 2018-03-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
FACETTA from
Comfortable handle. I used to strip wall paper.Comfortable handle. I used to strip wall paper.
Date published: 2018-05-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
reb177 from
Excellent toolThis scraper is well constructed with quality material. Feels comfortable in my small hand and the angle makes using it easier than a flat scraper. The blade is rigid and the handle has ridges which help prevent slipping in your hand. Though I haven't had reason to use the hammer end yet, I can certainly envision using it for tough scraping. Excellent tool.
Date published: 2015-03-19
Rated 5 out of
5
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Chas from
Great for pulling up linoPulling up a continuous sheet of lino in a kitchen was tough with a spatula or a sharp blade. This had a good, stiff blade, and coped with my hammering it under to get the lino up. I followed up with a sharp-bladed scraper to clean up the residual cardboard - with the sharp blade on the whole lino, I kept gouging the underfloor.
Date published: 2016-02-10
Rated 5 out of
5
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Nooner53 from
Quality productI used this scraper to remove thin-set and mastic from plywood flooring. It held it's edge and did not chip or need to be re-honed. Considering where it was made (China) and the rough abuse it withstood I was extremely satisfied with it performance.
Date published: 2014-08-12
Rated 4 out of
5
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wxray from
Good, but I need another scraper to scrape the label off this scraperIt sounds like a small issue, but it is a maddening one: It is nearly impossible to get the labels off this scraper! For that, I take off a star.
The scraper itself is something I wish I had years ago. "chisel" might be a bit too aggressive of a term. I'd rather say "super heavy duty." You really can't chisel wood with this, nor should you ever consider something hard like concrete. This is not a cold chisel, obviously!
But I get it. This is perfect for that in between issue. You know, that big glop of dried on paint that has been there for 40 years. THIS is the product to take that up. It also works well for minor prying, like perhaps prying up some flexible moulding. The scraper has very little flex, so keep that in mind. Despite the advantages, sometimes you want a little flex. Keep your old thin knife for that.
The tool feels good in the hands and is nicely balanced. It is now my "go to" scraper for most of my paint projects. It is, however, too heavy to work with Spackle. Save your old flexible 3" knife/scraper for that.
Finally, about those labels. I could not believe how hard it was to get them off. I don't want labels stuck to my product! It literally gums up the works. It took me another scraper combined with liberal use of both Goof-Off and Goo-Gone in order to get up the labels. The process took me over 10 minutes. That's just wrong. Labels don't have to be glued on like this.
Date published: 2015-04-03
