Replacement Blades GEKO 0.3 mm for 60 cm Plaster Knife / Finishing Knife (50 pcs)

Pack of 50 GEKO replacement blades, 0.3 mm thick, designed for 60 cm plaster knife and finishing knife applications. Made from thin stainless-steel, these blades deliver a consistent, smooth edge for applying and leveling plaster, putty and joint compounds. They are intended for use in renovation and finishing tasks where controlled removal of excess material and achieving even surfaces are required.

Advantages

Thin 0.3 mm stainless-steel construction reduces flex while allowing precise control during spreading and scraping. The blades come in a pack of 50, ensuring multiple replacements for extended use without frequent restocking. Their compatibility with 60 cm plaster and finishing knives makes them convenient for larger-area work and professional-size tools. Corrosion-resistant material maintains edge quality and helps preserve finished surfaces.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing plaster and finishing compounds on walls and ceilings
• Removing excess putty or joint compound
• Resurfacing and feathering repairs prior to painting
• Professional renovation and DIY finishing projects

Key specifications

• Blade thickness: 0.3 mm
• Material: stainless-steel
• Quantity: 50 blades per pack
• Intended blade length: for 60 cm plaster/finishing knives
• Edge: smooth, suitable for spreading and light scraping

How to use

Fit the replacement blade into a compatible 60 cm plaster or finishing knife according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is secured before use. Use the knife with steady, even pressure to apply or level plaster, putty or joint compound; for scraping, maintain a controlled angle to avoid gouging the substrate. Replace blades when the edge becomes dull, nicked or shows signs of corrosion to preserve finish quality and ease of work.

Usage recommendations

Store blades in a dry place to reduce the risk of corrosion and keep them in their pack until needed. Use protective gloves when changing blades and handle with care to avoid cuts. Select appropriate pressure and angle when working on delicate substrates to prevent damage and achieve a uniform finish.