Stainless Steel Putty Knife AWTools 350 mm with TPR Handle

AWTools stainless steel putty knife with a 350 mm blade and a TPR handle is a hand tool designed for applying, smoothing and removing fillers, adhesives and joint compounds on various surfaces. The stainless steel blade resists corrosion and provides a thin, flexible edge for even application and effective scraping. The TPR (thermoplastic rubber) handle is shaped for a secure grip and reduces hand fatigue during repeated use on construction, renovation and finishing tasks.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction combines durability with resistance to rust, maintaining blade flatness and edge integrity over time. The 350 mm blade length covers larger areas more quickly than smaller knives, reducing the number of passes needed for spreading compound or adhesive. The TPR handle offers slip resistance and a comfortable hold, improving control when applying pressure or performing scraping actions. The single-piece blade design supports easy cleaning and minimizes material buildup between blade and handle.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing plaster, putty and joint compounds over drywall and masonry
• Spreading adhesives and leveling repair compounds on floors and walls
• Scraping paint, stickers, sealant residues and old filler from surfaces
• Feathering and finishing edges before sanding and painting

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Blade length: 350 mm for coverage of wider areas and faster application
• Blade thickness: flexible profile suitable for smoothing and fine finishing
• Handle material: TPR (thermoplastic rubber) for ergonomic grip and slip resistance
• Handle design: contoured for reduced hand fatigue and improved control

How to use

Hold the putty knife by the TPR handle with a comfortable grip and place the blade at a shallow angle to the work surface when spreading filler or adhesive. Use smooth, even strokes to distribute material and maintain consistent pressure to avoid ridges. For scraping, position the blade at a slightly steeper angle and draw it along the surface to remove paint or residue. After use, wipe the blade clean with a cloth and, if necessary, remove remaining material with a solvent compatible with the applied compound.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection when working with chemicals or sharp edges. For best results when applying joint compound or filler, work in thin layers and allow adequate drying time between coats. Store the tool dry to preserve the stainless steel blade and avoid prolonged exposure to corrosive substances.