Attn: Kent Pro-Scraper users

[tuberider]

FWIW, I sure it has been posted here, but in the event that it has not I have a quick tip. As many users of the "Pro-Scraper" know, the blade has a very short lifespan, and replacements are not cheap. Before the blade that's in my scraper gets too thrashed, I pull it out, and use it by hand filpping it in order to utilize the opposite edge of the scraper. At least that gives me a few more swipes before it goes in the trash...

ok, that's all for now.

 

[nm354]

Why not just use a razor blade? They are cheap as dirt, throw them away after every use.

 

[psimitry]

Other than the fact that they come coated with oil and too easily slice into silicone sealant?

Careful is one thing, but those razors can cut a hole in sealant without you even noticing. The Kent scrapers seem to actually be able to get under the edge of the silicone w/o cutting/tearing it.

 

[tuberider]

Uh...

This would be for the plastic scraper meant for acrylic, not glass. The metal scraper works fine for glass and seems to last a while for me.

 

[mm949]

if $5 is too much for u than u are in the wrong hobby...

 

[Maldivan]

WOW!!! The Poor guy tries to give you an alternate way to save some money - since the OP stated that the refills " are not Cheap " and ya'll rip his head off. Sorry nm354 - were all not as quick to judge as some on this board

 

[poppin_fresh]

I just bought one a couple weeks ago and I think it is one of the best inventions ever! I love it! I dont know about the refills though.

 

[escape2theocean]

Yea the corners always are the first to go on mine, they get nice and bent then wont scrape for nothin'!

 

[rsxs1212]

mine bent too....good odea though by flipping it over...ill try that