Scraper tool York 60 g metal blade, 1 pc (model 400-08848)

York metal scraper with a 60 g metal blade is a single-piece hand tool designed for removing paint, glue, stickers and other residues from hard surfaces. The compact metal construction provides durability and allows controlled pressure during scraping, making the tool suitable for precise work on glass, tiles and similar solid surfaces. The scraper is intended for occasional or regular use in DIY, renovation and cleaning tasks where a sharp, rigid edge is required to lift stubborn deposits without excessive force.

Advantages

The metal body and 60 g metal blade deliver a rigid cutting edge that resists bending and maintains contact with the work surface for efficient residue removal. Its compact size allows for accurate handling and targeted scraping in narrow or confined areas. The simple one-piece design minimizes moving parts and maintenance, while the solid construction supports repeated use under moderate pressure. The tool is lightweight enough for handheld use yet heavy enough to apply steady scraping force.

Suitable for

• Removing paint splatters and peeling paint from glass and tiles
• Stripping adhesive residue from windows, mirrors and countertops
• Cleaning stickers, labels and tape residue from smooth hard surfaces
• Preparing small areas for repainting or resealing

Key specifications

• Blade material: metal
• Blade weight: 60 g
• Tool construction: one-piece metal body
• Intended surfaces: glass, ceramic tiles, metal, laminated surfaces
• Number of items: 1 piece

How to use

Hold the scraper at a shallow angle to the surface and apply even pressure while moving the blade away from your body to lift paint or adhesive residues. For glass and tiles, begin with light strokes to avoid scratching; increase pressure gradually until the residue lifts. If necessary, soften stubborn adhesives with a suitable solvent or warm water before scraping. Replace or sharpen the blade according to signs of wear to maintain effective performance and reduce the risk of surface damage.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when scraping. Test the scraper on a small inconspicuous area first to ensure the surface is not damaged. Avoid using on soft plastics or painted surfaces where the blade may cause scratches; consider using a plastic scraper for delicate finishes. Store the tool in a dry place and keep the blade covered or retracted when not in use.