Paint and Glass Scraper GEKO G66060 — 48 cm with 10 Replacement Blades

The GEKO G66060 paint and glass scraper is a handheld tool with a 48 cm blade holder designed for removing paint, adhesive residues and stubborn dirt from walls, windows and other smooth surfaces. The set includes ten replacement blades that fit the long holder, allowing continuous manual work during renovation, cleaning and surface preparation. The tool provides a wide scraping edge to cover larger areas and reduce the number of passes needed when stripping paint or scraping off leftover adhesive.

Advantages

The long 48 cm blade holder increases coverage and speeds up work on large panes and broad wall sections. Ten replacement blades in the set make it convenient to change dull or damaged edges without interruption. The manual design ensures full control over pressure and angle during scraping, reducing the risk of surface damage when used correctly. Simple blade replacement and a flat, stable holder support uniform scraping across smooth surfaces.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and varnish from flat surfaces
• Cleaning glass panes and window frames
• Eliminating adhesive residues and stickers
• Prepping walls and surfaces before repainting
• General renovation and surface maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Blade holder length: 48 cm
• Tool type: manual paint and glass scraper
• Includes: 10 replacement blades
• Intended surfaces: glass, smooth walls, tiles and similar flat materials
• Operation: hand-held, pressure-controlled scraping

How to use

Before use, ensure the surface is stable and free of loose debris. Fit a sharp replacement blade into the holder according to the manufacturer's guidance, keeping hands away from the cutting edge. Hold the scraper at a low angle to the surface and apply even pressure while moving the tool in the scraping direction to remove paint, adhesive or dirt. Replace blades as they dull to maintain effective removal and reduce the need for excessive force. After finishing, wipe the surface clean and store blades safely in a covered container.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Test the scraper on a small, inconspicuous area first to confirm it will not damage the substrate. When working on glass, use steady, even strokes and avoid excessive pressure to prevent scratching. Dispose of used blades in a safe blade container.