The Rota Cota Soft Grip Scraper with stainless steel blade is ideal for filling putty or filler compounds onto substrates as well as scraping paint off surfaces such as timber, rendered brick or concrete, masonry, metal and plasterboard. Its standout feature is the non-stick high-quality stainless steel blade, ensuring smooth and effective paint removal without the hassle of sticking or residue. The scraper is not only practical but also comfortable to use, thanks to its handy soft grip handle.
Non-stick high-quality stainless steel blade
Handy soft grip paint scraper, with a high-quality blade
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