Putty Knife Kubala 300x47 mm stainless steel KB 2652

The Kubala stainless steel putty knife KB 2652 features a 300 x 47 mm corrosion-resistant blade designed for applying, spreading and smoothing putty, filler and plaster. Its medium-width rectangular blade provides a straight, even edge for clean finishing and efficient scraping. The stainless steel construction reduces the risk of rust and deformation during everyday use, making the tool suitable for repair, finishing and various DIY tasks.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade delivers consistent flexibility and edge retention while resisting corrosion, ensuring longer service life compared with untreated metals. The 300 x 47 mm size balances coverage and control, allowing both precise smoothing and removal of excess material. The straight blade profile helps achieve even surfaces and sharp edges during finishing work. Designed for practical workshop and on-site use, the putty knife is easy to clean after application of compounds.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing putty, filler and plaster on walls and ceilings
• Scraping off old compound, paint drips and loose material
• Interior repair and renovation tasks
• DIY finishing work and small construction jobs

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Blade dimensions: approximately 300 mm length × 47 mm width
• Blade profile: straight rectangular edge for smoothing and scraping
• Primary use: applying, spreading and smoothing putty, filler and plaster
• Maintenance: easy to clean after use with common solvents or water and mild detergent

How to use

Hold the putty knife with a comfortable grip and angle the blade slightly to the surface when applying putty or filler. Load a small amount of material onto the blade and spread it across the surface using long, even strokes to create a uniform layer. For smoothing, use full-length passes and moderate pressure to remove excess material and flatten edges. For scraping, use the blade edge at a low angle to the surface and apply steady pressure to detach loose material. After use, remove residual compound with a scraper or cloth and clean the blade to prevent buildup.

Usage recommendations

Use the putty knife on stable surfaces and avoid excessive bending of the blade to preserve its straight edge. Store in a dry place to maintain corrosion resistance and rinse off aggressive chemicals promptly. For best results with joint compounds and dense fillers, apply multiple thin layers rather than one thick layer.