Plastic Razor Blade Scraper Sticker Remover for Glass

Key Features

• Ergonomic Curved Handle — The curved handle lets you work with a minimum of effort, and a dent on it sits under the thumb for grip control.
• Wide Surface Use — It is made to remove vinyl, decals, glue, stickers, labels, grease and paint from glass, walls, metal, cooktops and ovens.
• Pocket-Sized Build — It is lightweight, measures 3.93 inches long and 1.49 inches wide, and is easy to carry and store.
• Plastic Blade Body — The body is hot injection molded plastic and can do the same job as a metal scraper.

Product Specifications

• Material: Plastic
• Piece Count: 1 set
• Size: 3.93 inches long, 1.49 inches wide

What It Is / How It Works

This car window glass scraper and sticker remover is a plastic razor blade tool for lifting stickers, labels and glue residue. It is made of plastic and sold as one set. Razor scrapers of this type are flat-edge tools used on glass and other smooth household surfaces.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Tools like this suit anyone who needs to clear decals, glue or grease from glass or other smooth household surfaces. Drivers who want a compact razor scraper to keep in a glovebox or tool kit will find the small size practical for stickers and label residue.

How to Use / Care

1. Use it to remove stickers, labels and glue from car window glass.

How to Choose

Choose by the job. A compact scraper suits small labels and tight spots, while a comfortable grip matters more for larger windows and longer sessions. Match the scraper to the surface you are cleaning before you start.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the body made of?
The body is hot injection molded plastic. The plastic is designed to do the same job as a metal scraper.

How many pieces are in the pack?
The pack is one set.

How big is the scraper?
It measures 3.93 inches long and 1.49 inches wide. It is lightweight and easy to carry and store.

Which surfaces can it be used on?
It is made to remove vinyl, decals, glue, stickers, labels, grease and paint from glass, walls, metal, cooktops and ovens.

How does the handle help with control?
The handle is curved so you can work with a minimum of effort. A dent on the handle sits under the thumb to give grip control.