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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this paint scraper for exceptional performance removing multiple paint layers, glue, and old finishes with minimal effort. The carbide blade stays sharp far longer than standard steel, reducing replacements and enabling clean, precise scraping without gouging. Reviewers highlight its effectiveness on wood siding, molding, windows, and metal, often outperforming sanding. The ergonomic handle with knob allows comfortable, controlled force, while the double-sided replaceable blade accesses tight spaces efficiently. Some note the end cap loosens occasionally, and a few mention blade chipping on nails requires careful use. Overall, most consider it an exceptional tool that justifies its investment.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.my favorite new tool
Would RecommendI’ve painted houses both professionally and for myself for 40 years and this scraper was purchased for a weekend project. It is contructed well and has a two sided blade which functions on the pull and push stroke. It works so well that you can ‘shave’ the paint smooth or take it down to bare wood. It works as well as a cabinet scraper in smoothing the surface. I would recommend this scraper to a new or experienced painter.
Very Effective Scraper
Would RecommendThis scraper was very effective for removing old latex paint from wood siding. The carbide blade has held its edge even after a couple of days of use. The handle is hollow for storage of spare blades, but the end plug tended to come off, so I removed it before it was lost. The blade lasts long enough a spare doesn't have be kept with the scraper anyway.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Great scraper, but pieces get loose
Would RecommendSuch an easy to hold scraper, and it makes a serious, clean tear in loose paint. Only annoying thing is the little "hanger" cap and red hand grip routinely fall off due to vibration.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Great Paint Scraper
Would RecommendWe use these types of scrapers daily during exterior painting season. Works perfectly.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Great scraper
Would RecommendWorks great a little pricey but well worth the money
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Great Tool
Would RecommendWe have used many other scrapers, including custom made ones, for our business. These are better than anything we've used.
Verified PurchaserVerified Pro Sweepstakes
Great tool
Would RecommendMakes scraping so easier and the blade thick so it does brake. Great tool.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Warner Steel Paint Scraper
Would RecommendWorked very good! I’m a woman & definitely not a pro with these types of tools but was giving an old piece of furniture new life. It did a great job scraping the old finish off!
Sweepstakes
Great Scraper
Would RecommendEasy to use and long handle is very secure to hold. Even though I have small hands, the semi-circular handle is a little bit to small. It would be nice if it were bigger.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Warner paint scraper
Would RecommendThis scraper was so sharp that it took paint off even without the stripper.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
The previous paint scraper was a better deal.
Would Not RecommendThe paint scraper that Lowe’s carried previously was a better tool. It had a spare blade in the handle and a screw driver built into the handle cap. It was a better all around tool than the current scraper Lowe’s is selling.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Paint scraper
Would RecommendPaint scraper works really well and is nice and sharp. scraped off everything I wanted to scrape off really easily so I would recommend this to anybody you want a paint scraper
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Not worth the money
Would Not RecommendI paid close to $10 for this paint scraper. The cheaper scrapers that I purchased worked much better.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Wood deck restoration
Would RecommendAfter 2 years of blistering hot summers, sap in wood expanded out the cracks. The scraper was the perfect tool for scraping down the buildup right down to the original paint without touching the wood. The photo shows the board being repaired just left of the tool. The 1st coat of paint has been applied, waiting for a 2nd. When repairs are finished, I have no doubt the board will be indistinguishable from the others.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
