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Brand: Proprep
Online Retailer ID: 59
Located in: Paint Supplies, Scrapers
ProPrep Scraper Replacement Blades:
UB101 - Flat Blade The 1.5" wide flat blades were developed for large flat surface scraping jobs. Works best with the US100 ProPrep All-Purpose handle.
UB102 - Large Channel Blade This 1.5" wide blade fits large rounded moldings and channels. Works best with the US100 ProPrep All-Purpose handle.
UB103 - Medium Channel Blade The medium channel blade is designed for medium-sized concave moldings and channels. Works best with the US100 ProPrep All-Purpose handle.
UB104 - Convex Blade The 1.5" wide convex blade is designed for use on large arc shaped moldings. Works best with the US100 ProPrep All-Purpose handle.
MB209 - Pointed Channel Blade A 3/4" wide blade used on small rounded moldings. Works best with the MS200 ProPrep Molding Detail handle.
MB208 - Small Channel Blade This 3/4" blade is designed for small rounded moldings and flat edges, as found on most windows. Works best with the MS200 ProPrep Molding Detail handle.
MB206 - Crescent Blade The ability to reach into most grooves and crevices makes this blade useful for any project with hard-to-reach areas. Works best with the MS200 ProPrep Molding Detail handle.
MB210 - Diamond Blade Intended for small, flat edges and V-shaped grooves. Along with the small channel blade, frequently used for windows. Works best with the MS200 ProPrep Molding Detail handle.
Works well for tight or detailed areas
By GeoC from Seattle, WA on 7/24/2008
Pros:
Can be easily sharpened, Overall size is compact, Scrapper blade shapes, Very narrow scraper blade
Cons:
Blades not harden steel, Dull quickly, Not for large areas
Best Uses:
Detailed Work, Low angle corners, Small Areas, Tight areas
Describe Yourself:
Handyman
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I'm scraping paint off a older boat. Using a harden steel scraper for large areas. However, needed the scraper for tight areas and low angle corners. Worked well for this. Only disappointment is that the blades were not harden steel. CAn easily sharpen with a file though.
GREAT TOOL!
By YUMPIN from SYRACUSE, NY on 6/26/2008
Pros:
Easy To Clean, Ergonomic Grip, Lightweight
Best Uses:
Detailed Work, Large Areas, Small Areas
Describe Yourself:
Do-It-Yourself
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I AM REMOVING THE PAINT FROM ORIGINAL WALNUT TRIM IN A HOUSE BUILT IN 1917. THIS TOOL HAS SAVED MY LIFE! GREAT FOR WORKING FLAT AND OGEE TYPE SURFACES. NO NEGATIVES THAT I CAN THINK OF. THE FACT THAT I CAN EASILY CHANGE/REPLACE BLADES IS VERY CONVENIENT.