Paint Scraper Reviews

This simple yet basic tool is the best small paint scraper and it's great for getting into the tightest of corners. It's a surprisingly good little hand tool .- extremely robust and well made, not to mention comfortable to hold and work with.

It will able remove either paint or varnish and can be used in conjunction with a heat gun or simply to remove all the goo left after a dose of paint removal gel has been layered over the paint. The steel has been hardened to give it an additional solidity and the handle length is long enough to make it convenient to work with. Great scraper, produces great results.

This is another highly rated paint scraper - ergonomically designed, heavy duty and fine with either paint remover or heat guns. It will scrape back a variety of paints and varnishes without damaging what's underneath by way of a tough carbide angled blade.

The central knob comes in handy for the awkward stuff or for when you need to apply more pressure and the blade's ruggedness allows you to remove paint from wood, concrete and metal. The price includes a second spare blade and as and when you need to replace the blades you can use any similar blade providing it's 2". A super scraper, lightweight yet tough as nails.

A Stanley Tools paint scraper - available in three sizes: 1 inch, 1 1/2 and a 2 1/1 inch model. Solid manufacture, a single unit with an angled head, lots of power for scraping off paint - and other materials - from a variety of surfaces.

It's lightweight, easy to hold onto and uses a replaceable high carbon steel blade. It's a good general-purpose scraper, great for paints and varnishes as well as placing putty, wood fillers and so on. Well made, does the job and as cheap as it gets when it comes to scrapers. One for the tool bag or home DIY'er.

This is the best all-purpose paint scraper and features a range of useful functions that turn it into a great little hand tool for around 10 bucks. It will scrape paint and varnish, open cans, remove nails, open bottles and much more.

It's nicely designed and put together - the blade is manufactured from tough carbon steel and it's coated against rust and corrosives. The handle is comfortable to hold and work with and as a paint scraper it feels up to the job. Awesome tool to have around the home, one of those that you'll reach for time and again. Great value for money product.

Last on the list of the best paint scrapers is this one - a slimline scraper that's built to last and like the others featured above - can be used for a little more than simply scraping paint and varnish from a variety of surfaces.

The blade does a great job or removing paint without wrecking the surface below and the length, weight and feel are all nicely balance and comfortable. The blades can be replaced as and when necessary thought they'll last fairly well as they're carbide steel, so tough enough to last well. All round decent little tool, priced right - though if you want a top all-rounder go for the one above.