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Round End Panel Blade Paint Scraper – 445-A
$14.99
- This scraper is unique because it performs well with concave contours as well as flat surfaces
- Blade will not loosen like inter-changeable blades
- Can be re-sharpened with a file or stone
- Heat treated, razor sharp blades for tight profiles
- Will not damage wood like sanders or power washers
- Using this scraper will create the least dust and maintain the safest work environment
- Blade Width Bottom – 1 3/8”
- Blade Width Top – 7/8”
- Blade Length – 2 7/8”
- OAL – 9”
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Customer Reviews
M Cooper (verified owner) October 5, 2017
Bought two pair and glad I did….they work great on opening standing seams.
Dale Endreola (verified owner) March 2, 2018
Great hand tool. Makes opening up standing seams effortless. I would recommend this tool to all metal roofing mechanics
Andrew Knaub (verified owner) July 2, 2018
If your going to ever remove Mechanical Lock panel thats been double seamed, then this is the tool for you. Does exactly what it needs to do. Have to have the right tool for the job.
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
M Cooper (verified owner) October 5, 2017
Bought two pair and glad I did….they work great on opening standing seams.
Dale Endreola (verified owner) March 2, 2018
Great hand tool. Makes opening up standing seams effortless. I would recommend this tool to all metal roofing mechanics
Andrew Knaub (verified owner) July 2, 2018
If your going to ever remove Mechanical Lock panel thats been double seamed, then this is the tool for you. Does exactly what it needs to do. Have to have the right tool for the job.
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
Randy Ruth –
I messed up. I already had this scraper in my tool box from my father. Love that one and this one will be used for training people in my community on how to restore historic buildings in Milltown, NJ.
B Oreilly –
This is a very nice scraper. Works great with a heat gun. We would highly recommend it.
Andy Politz –
Very nice, highly functional shape. So we’ll built, this is absolutely an heirloom tool.
Jim Hansen –
Nice radius as it is, and of course, tunable. Works great with a torch or heat gun. Size Large
Joseph Janutka –
A very fine tool–sharp and well-made.
Jennifer Krumrine –
Scraping layers of paint about 1/4″ deep off original front door of manor house built in early 1800s. Full of beautiful details I didn’t want to destroy by gouging the wood. Stortz scrapers were recommended to me. Strong, sharp. Using a heat gun, I was able to scrape to bare wood in one pass, and between the two Stortz scrapers I got, I was able to get all the details, curves, beautifully. Highly recommend!!