Ratings & Reviews for Warner Reversible Blade with Ergonomic Grip 2.37-in Steel Paint Scraper Tool
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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.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
Glue removal
Would RecommendI do woodworking and needed a scraper to remove glue squeeze out from my projects. This has a carbide blade which stays sharp and reduces tear out.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Works well, lots of leverage, can be too much of you arent careful, could damage floors, trim, etc. Quality materials
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Fast paint removal
Would RecommendThe leverage and ergonomics of this tool, combined with the sharp blade, make paint removal a breeze. I knocked a star off because the end cap kept falling off. No effect on performance, just frustrating.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Warner Steel Paint Scraper
Would Not RecommendLooks great, comfortable handle but, holding it like in the picture it does not have the optimal angle for the blade to scrape paint. Did not try to hold it upside down.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Sharp & Saves on Time
Would RecommendI had a scraper that I used in the past for scraping paint off an awning. I couldn't find it. The Warner scraper had good reviews, so I thought I'd try it. It did a surprisingly good job. It made it really easy to scrap off old paint from my patio cover and awning. It is sharp and fairly well constructed. I am glad I tried it and would highly recommend it. It makes the job go faster.
Sweepstakes
Stain Removal
Would RecommendThis scraper is the best! I am restoring and 1898 Victorian home that was seriously neglected for many years. All the stained wood has an "alligator skin" finish. This thing zips it off like nothing. Going to get another one for my wife.
Sweepstakes
Save your knuckles
Would RecommendThe handy knob helps you leverage just the right amount for scrapping.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Paint Scraper
Would RecommendThe tungsten blade worked well and stayed sharp while scraping about 40 square feet of tile adhesive. The black cap at the end of the handle kept popping off. I assume that the hollow handle is for blade storage, but is not really usable for that. It worked fine leaving the cap off.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes