Putty Knife MODECO MN-72-120 with Wooden Handle, 120 mm Scraping Blade

Putty Knife MODECO MN-72-120 with Wooden Handle, 120 mm Scraping Blade is a hand tool designed for surface preparation, scraping and applying fillers. The stainless-like steel blade is 120 mm wide and bonded to a wooden handle that provides a comfortable grip and control during manual work. The tool’s compact and straightforward construction makes it suitable for a variety of renovation and maintenance tasks where precise scraping or spreading is required.

Advantages

The 120 mm blade offers a broad working area for efficient removal of paint, glue and sealant residues while enabling smooth application of filler materials. The wooden handle gives tactile feedback and a secure hold for improved handling during repetitive tasks. The simple, durable design allows for easy cleaning and long-term use in both home DIY and professional settings.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint, wallpaper paste and adhesive residues
• Applying and smoothing fillers and putty on walls and woodwork
• Scraping off sealant and silicone from joints and edges
• General surface preparation before painting or coating

Key specifications

• Blade width: 120 mm
• Blade material: metal suitable for scraping and spreading
• Handle material: wood
• Tool type: manual putty/scraping knife for surface work

How to use

Hold the wooden handle firmly and position the blade at a shallow angle relative to the work surface for scraping tasks or at a flatter angle for spreading filler. Use steady, controlled strokes when removing paint, adhesive or sealant to avoid damaging the underlying surface. For applying filler, scoop or load an appropriate amount on the blade, press it onto the surface and smooth with even pressure until the desired finish is achieved. After use, wipe the blade clean and, if needed, remove hardened residues with appropriate solvents or mechanical means.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, select the correct blade angle and moderate pressure depending on material hardness. When working with chemical solvents or strong adhesives, wear appropriate protective gloves and ensure adequate ventilation. Store the tool in a dry place to maintain the wooden handle and blade condition.