Fit for The Job 4pc Scraper Set
- This 4 piece paint scraper set features stainless steel blades that have deliberately limited flexibility to enable them to remove lumps and other difficult to remove material without bending, so you can power through a wide range of preparation jobs with minimum hassle
- ONE PACK DOES IT ALL: the stainless steel paint scrapers are ideal for removing a wide range of materials including paint, wallpaper, adhesive, stickers, decals, glue, resin, enamel, varnish and more from walls, ceilings, woodwork, glass, metal, tiles and other surfaces
- MULTI-PURPOSE: the 4 stripping knife blade sizes cover a wide variety of DIY scraping tasks: 1.5" (38mm) ideal for woodwork such as skirting board and other flat areas; 3" (75mm) & 4" (100mm) ideal for wallpaper and wider areas of wood and metal; 5" (125mm) ideal for wallpaper, wood, metal panels and boards
- POWER UP YOUR PREP: the paint scraper handles are ergonomically shaped to fit into your palm with a ribbed thumb grip, enabling you to apply greater power for more efficient scraping
- COMFORTABLE WORKING: the non-slip soft grip is kinder to your hands as they suffer less wear and tear and won't blister
- EASY STORAGE: a hanging hole at the end of handle enables the paint scrapers to be stored on a hook ready for next use
Product details
Fit For The Job 4 Piece Wallpaper Scrapers Set, Stainless Steel Paint Scrapers, 1.5'', 3'', 4'', 5'' Putty Knife, Wall Scraper and Stripping Knife Set, Tools for Wallpaper, Plaster Scraping
FAQs
See all FAQsWhat's the difference between a scraper and a filling knife?
A scraper has a stiff blade for removing old paint, wallpaper and adhesive. A filling knife has a thinner, flexible blade for spreading and smoothing filler. The 4pc Scraper Set covers most stripping jobs, while the 3pc Plastic Scraper Set is gentler on delicate surfaces.
How do I fill cracks and holes in walls?
Rake out any loose material, press filler in with a filling knife, and overfill slightly. Draw the blade across firmly to leave it nearly flush, then sand smooth once dry. The Soft Grip Flexible Filling Knife comes in three sizes, and the 4 pack Plastic Filling Blades give you a blade for every size of repair.
How do I remove paint from a window without scratching the glass?
Wet the glass, hold the blade at a low angle and push gently. The Window Scraper is made for exactly this job. For paint in mouldings and grooves on window frames, use the Combination Shavehook.
How do I get a neat sealant line around a bath or sink?
Apply an even bead of sealant, then smooth it in one continuous pass with a shaped profile tool. The 3 pc Caulking Tool Kit gives you a choice of profiles for a clean, professional-looking finish.
Do I really need to stir paint before using it?
Yes. Pigments settle over time, which can cause uneven colour and coverage. For tins of paint, use 12" Wooden Paint Stirrers. For larger quantities, plaster or screed, the 16" Drill Fit Paddle Mixer fits your drill and mixes quickly. Use a low speed to avoid splashing.
How do I make sure my wallpaper hangs straight?
Walls and corners are rarely truly vertical, so don't use them as your guide. Hang a plumb line about a roll's width from the corner, mark it in pencil, and line up your first drop against it. The 2" Steel Plumb Bob & Line makes this quick and accurate.
How do I get rid of air bubbles and lifted seams in wallpaper?
Smooth each drop from the centre outwards with a paperhanging brush, such as the 7" Paperhanging Brush. Then run the Seam Roller gently along the joins to press the edges flat.
What's the best way to trim wallpaper neatly?
Press the paper into the join at the ceiling or skirting, hold a straight edge against it and cut with a sharp blade. The 24" Decorator's Trimming Edge and 9mm Snap-Off Knife work well together; snap off a section whenever the blade dulls to avoid tearing the paper. The 10" Scissors are handy for cutting drops to length.
How do I keep paint off the carpet when painting skirting boards?
Hold a paint shield against the floor as you work along the skirting, wiping it clean regularly. The 10" Paint Shield protects carpets and floors and also helps you paint a straight edge.
Is there one tool that does a bit of everything?
The 13-in-1 Soft Grip Multi-Function Tool combines several decorating jobs in one tool, making it a handy addition to any toolbox. Pair it with the Soft Grip 5m Tape Measure for measuring up before you start.
