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.Paint Scrapers
Would Not RecommendThe older ones that had the semi circle curved baldes worked better. This one dig into the wood. Was removing Enamel paint on door facing.
Verified Purchaser
Good for scraping paint on molding
Would RecommendI was looking for a way to scrape off multiple layers of paint that had obviously come in contact with carpet and had built up in large uneven blobs. I wanted to at least make it smooth. The ability of the blade to be positioned past the guard let me get into the area between the existing carpet and the molding so I could remove a lot of that built up paint. After sanding, the new paint will look much smoother and I won't have to sand nearly as much.
Verified Purchaser
Great paint scraper
Would RecommendThis works great for removing multiple layers of paint. This is actually the Warner 10018 so if you search for that you'll see that Lowe's is giving a great price on this item.
A really effective scraper with a caveat
Would RecommendI agree with most of the other reviews regarding this scraper with a single problem I have had. After only a few days scraping Porch balusters on an large 1880's porch the product failed. Over this period of time successive layers of paint have been accumulated. This scraper is outstanding for the purpose. Alas, after use during 3 days I had to turn the scraper edge to the other edge. Accordingly, I reseated the blade and continued to scrape. The blade kept loosening. The screw that locks the bl...
Just spend the extra $5 and get this scraper
Would RecommendThe downside is that the new blades cost almost as much as the scraper. The upside is that you won't be changing blades any time soon. This scraper stays super sharp and just destroys paint, varnish and crusted junk on the floor. I've used it mostly for refinishing wood painted with lead-based paint and is super fast.
one of the best I used. Buy extra blades since they will chip if you hit a nail.