Plastic Scrapers are ideal tools for removing stubborn residue from surfaces without risking potential scratches from a metal razor. Our plastic scrapers have thin, chiseled blade which is flexible and durable for most applications, such as janitorial cleaning & detailing, automotive, construction, and industrial.

The plastic razor blade has been great for cleaning messes from the stovetop without fear of scratching our brand-new appliance, but I've also reached for it for other things. With hot water, I've used it to scrape label residue from the bottoms of newly purchased plastic storage containers.

A: If you tried hard enough you might be able to cause a "paper cut" but in normal use, no. It's not so much their sharpness but the thin, soft, straight edge that makes them generally useful and safe for use on finished surfaces.

While it's a bit of a manual process, a good old-fashioned putty knife does a remarkably good job at removing paint. They're inexpensive and easy to come by, and their dull edge means you're unlikely to gouge or damage your home's siding.