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6 Pack Putty Knife, 1" 1.5" 2" 3" 4" 5" Spackle Knives, Premium Stainless Steel Paint Scraper, Perfect Tools For Repairing Drywall, Removing

6 Pack Putty Knife, 1" 1.5" 2" 3" 4" 5" Spackle Knives, Premium Stainless Steel Paint Scraper, Perfect Tools For Repairing Drywall, Removing

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6 Pack Putty Knife, 1" 1.5" 2" 3" 4" 5" Spackle Knives, Premium Stainless Steel Paint Scraper, Perfect Tools For Repairing Drywall, Removing

6 Pack Putty Knife, 1" 1.5" 2" 3" 4" 5" Spackle Knives, Premium Stainless Steel Paint Scraper, Perfect Tools For Repairing Drywall, Removing

Regular price $8.25
Regular price $8.25 Sale price $14.40

Six stainless-steel putty knives for common surface-preparation tasks

This six-piece putty-knife set includes nominal blade widths of 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 and 5 inches. The range allows a user to choose a narrower blade for small patches and detailed scraping or a wider blade for spreading compound across a broader area. The product title identifies stainless-steel blades and describes use for drywall repair, wallpaper removal and applying mud or plaster.

A putty knife is a hand tool with an exposed working edge. Even when the edge is not sharpened like a cutting knife, it can injure skin or damage a surface when used carelessly. Wear suitable eye and hand protection for the material being removed or applied, keep the work area ventilated when product instructions require it, and follow all directions for the compound, paint, adhesive or stripper used with the tools.

Key details at a glance

  • Six nominal blade widths: 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 and 5 inches.
  • Stainless-steel blade description in the product title.
  • Multiple sizes for patching, spreading, scraping and surface-preparation tasks.
  • White is the current selectable option label.
  • Exact blade thickness, flexibility, handle material and chemical resistance are not verified on this page.

Choose the right option

Choose blade width according to the work area and the instructions for the material. A narrow blade can offer control around a small patch or tight edge, while a wider blade can spread compound over a larger surface. Flexibility and stiffness affect technique, but those specifications are not stated here. Test carefully on a hidden area before scraping a finished surface.

This set is for ordinary manual repair and preparation. It is not an electrical tool, food utensil, pry bar, chisel or approved scraper for glass, vehicles or delicate coatings. Older paint, flooring adhesive or wall material may contain hazardous substances. Do not sand, scrape or disturb a suspect material until appropriate safety guidance has been obtained.

Setup and everyday use

Inspect each blade and handle before work. Select the smallest practical width, keep the other tools away from the active area and maintain a controlled angle. Apply compound in thin passes rather than forcing a heavy load. When scraping, push away from the body and keep the free hand out of the blade path. Do not use a damaged, loose or sharply burred tool.

Follow the drying, ventilation and cleanup directions for the repair compound, plaster, paint remover or adhesive. Never mix products unless their manufacturers explicitly permit it. Protect floors and nearby fixtures. Keep children, pets and unprotected bystanders away from the work zone, and store the full set together after cleaning.

Care, storage and responsible use

Remove wet compound promptly using a method compatible with both the blade and the product used. Dry the tools completely before storage. Although stainless steel can resist routine corrosion, no material is maintenance-free; prolonged moisture, salt or chemical residue can still damage a blade or handle. Do not put the tools in a dishwasher unless the received instructions specifically allow it.

Store blades where their edges cannot contact hands or damage other items. Avoid bending, hammering or heating the blade. Inspect for rust, cracks, loose handles and sharp burrs before every project. Retire a damaged tool rather than improvising a repair that could fail under pressure.

Receiving your order

Inspect the package soon after delivery and compare the item, selected option and included pieces with the order details and supplied instructions. Keep the packaging until you have checked the product. If anything appears missing, damaged or different from the selected option, pause assembly or use and contact support with the order number and clear photos. Product images can help identify an option, but screen color and room staging are not measurement references.

Only the facts stated on this page should guide a purchase. When a precise dimension, material, load rating, electrical rating, waterproof rating, warranty term or included accessory is essential and is not stated here, contact support before ordering. Do not infer specifications from similar-looking products. Use the product only for its ordinary intended purpose and follow all labels and instructions supplied with the item.

Frequently asked questions

Which sizes are included?

The title lists six nominal widths: 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 and 5 inches.

Are the blades sharp?

They are working edges and can still cause injury. Handle them as tools, wear protection and keep hands out of the path.

Can they remove wallpaper?

The title lists wallpaper removal, but technique depends on the wall, adhesive and remover. Test a hidden area first.

Can I use them on glass or a vehicle?

No universal compatibility is claimed. A blade can scratch a delicate surface, so use a purpose-approved tool instead.

How should I clean them?

Remove material before it cures using the compound manufacturer’s cleanup instructions, then dry the tools completely.

Can they be used around old paint?

Older coatings may contain hazardous substances. Obtain appropriate safety guidance before scraping or disturbing unknown paint.

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