Stanley 0-28-590 593OC Window Scrape
Stanley 0-28-590 593OC Window Scrape
| Weight: | 29.9 g |
| Dimensions: | 21.49 x 7.29 x 5.99 cm; 29.94 Grams |
| Model: | 0-28-590 |
| Part: | 0-28-590 |
| Colour: | YELLOW |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Stanley |
| Dimensions: | 21.49 x 7.29 x 5.99 cm; 29.94 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Stanley 0-28-590 593OC Plastic Window Scraper Compatible with Plastic
Haven’t use this yet but I know I will need it soon, so I bought for that time to come hopefully.
It’s seems OK to me only one issue so far and that is the cover seems to ealily come off, which means I have to be extremely careful because that blade is very sharp.
This tool is a good value for money. Even though it is only made out of plastic, I don’t see it being a problem unless you are being too heavy handed with it.
This tool is super useful when scrapping off old silicone from tiles instead of risking cutting your fingers when just using a stanley blade the old fashioned way.
I had one of these years ago and now with re-decorating needed I bought this for a bargain 1.50. Hard to see how it’s economic to have such a cheap item shipped from Europe to my door – even with Prime! I can confirm that ir still does a fine job and easier and cheaper than using masking tape
Good value for money. It got rusty even after i let it dry (after few uses) but i believe you have to change the blade after some time anyway. It doesn’t scratch the surfaces.
Tried & tested for many years &. I’ve tried all different makers & models but I ll never stop using these as they are so well made very durable & out last any othe
No problem with the items but I disliked the amount of unnecessary packaging for these three small items….way over the top with the plastic bubble wrap plus paper plus a cardboard box.
I had been looking for a scraper for a while. I saw this one and being Stanley brand I was confident it would do the job- and it did! I had tried using scrub pastes like pink stuff before, but it just wouldn’t budge the burnt on stuff. This removed it in seconds with minimal effort. As you can see in the before and after photos, it looks almost brand new!
I’d struggled to remove glue (from the back of Gorilla tape) I had used to hold polythene on my conservatory windows – I’d stuck it on to get the wooden sills to properly dry after I removed paint before I re-painted it. The project took much longer than I expected so the gorilla tape was on the glass for months.
No amount of rubbing with cloth soaked in spirit would remove all the marks.
But these scrapers worked a treat – really quick and a perfect job. Also then used to straighten the edges where I’d accidentally painted onto the glass.