Long scraper

I bought this set to clean up a mess, and it has worked great! Our son spilled some glue on our varnished wood table, which fused and laminated some newspaper to the surface of the table. The paper was slightly raised from the rest of the table, so I wanted to scrape, but not with metal, to not gouge the varnish. These plastic blades were perfect! I was skeptical about plastic really working for scraping, but figured I'd risk the price. It has worked great! Durable blade, shallow enough to take off just what I want.

Good for removing alien tape. Does mar the paint. But the blade won't stay still.

I have mixed feelings on giving this item for stars. I will be completely honest. Out of the package it looks really good. It looks exactly as it should. Honestly, I have gotten more strength and stronger cutting abilities out of the plastic razors versus the actual metal razors.For brand new razors, they are incredibly flimsy and weak, in fact, one of them cracked in half completely on me when I was installing it. Which made me a little conscious to use the rest of them. The plastic ones have provided much better use.I personally tossed out the metal razors after the one razor broke on me, and after having to change them up way too frequently just to break down a pile of cardboard boxes. Using other metal razors, I've never had a problem like this before.The actual handles are sturdy, and I feel comfortable using them. The calfs that cover the razors in the smaller handle, they do not fit tightly and it is a two sided device. One for the metal razor, one for the plastic razor. So be extra cautious if you are noticing loose caps as well. The thing that I like is that I am able to use different razors For this item. All in all, it's not a bad item. It's just kind of a flimsy item from the handles to the razors themselves. As far as the cost goes, I have felt that it's a little costly compared to the overall quality. The quantity is there, it's just the quality that is missing .

Have not used yet, I hope it works to remove registration sticker. I just hate the place that sticker is on windshield. Impossible to remove cleanly with a tiny little scraper.

Works great!!!

Long handle makes for easy use. Recommend

My Experience: Taking on Caulk RemovalLet’s be real: sometimes you look at a tool and think, “Can this multitask as well as I do on a good day?” I decided to test the DEKEones scraper’s mettle by using it to remove caulk—a job typically reserved for specialized caulk removal tools with their fancy angled blades and comfy grips. Spoiler alert: it didn’t exactly shine.Compared to a proper caulk removal tool, the DEKEones scraper felt like it was punching above its weight class—and not in a good way. The blade didn’t seem to glide under the caulk with the same precision or ease as a dedicated tool. Instead of that satisfying pop as the caulk lifts away, I was left wrestling with it, scraping harder than I’d like and getting results that were, frankly, underwhelming. It wasn’t better than a normal caulk removal tool—in fact, it was a step down. If you’re planning to tackle caulk, save yourself the hassle and stick with something purpose-built for the job. This scraper just doesn’t have the finesse for it.The Good Stuff: Blades GaloreNow, let’s give credit where it’s due. One of the standout features of the DEKEones scraper is the generous blade bundle it comes with: 20 metal blades and 10 plastic ones. That’s a lot of firepower for a tool at this price point, and it’s a big plus if you’re someone who likes options. The metal blades are sharp and sturdy, ideal for tougher gigs like scraping off baked-on grease or peeling away a sticker that’s practically fused to your windshield. Meanwhile, the plastic blades are a thoughtful touch for more delicate surfaces—think glass or painted finishes where you’d rather not leave a trail of scratches.This combo makes the scraper feel versatile, at least on paper. Need to switch between heavy-duty scraping and a gentler touch? You’ve got the tools for it right in the box. It’s the kind of feature that makes you think, “Okay, this could be handy in a pinch.”The Not-So-Good Stuff: Flimsy and Cheap VibesHere’s where things take a turn. While the blades might be a selling point, the actual body of the scraper—the bit you hold onto—left me less than impressed. The plastic construction feels flimsy, and not in a “lightweight and nimble” way, but in a “this might snap if I push too hard” way. When you’re scraping something stubborn, you want a tool that feels solid in your hand, something that can take a bit of elbow grease without buckling. This one? It’s got a cheap, almost disposable vibe that doesn’t inspire confidence.I found myself gripping it gingerly, half-expecting it to give up mid-task. For light jobs, like peeling off a fresh sticker, it’s probably fine. But if you’re tackling anything that requires real pressure—or if you’re someone who uses tools regularly—the lack of durability is a glaring flaw. A scraper’s only as good as its ability to hold up under stress, and this one feels like it’s cutting corners where it shouldn’t.Final Thoughts: Does It Cut It?So, where does the DEKEones Razor Blade Scraper land after all this? It’s a bit of a mixed bag, honestly. On one hand, the extra blades are a legit perk—versatility is always a win, and having both metal and plastic options means it can adapt to different surfaces and tasks. If you’re just looking for something to keep in the glovebox for occasional sticker removal or a quick scrape here and there, it might do the trick without breaking the bank.On the flip side, the flimsy plastic build is a dealbreaker for anything beyond light-duty work. And if you’re thinking about using it for something like caulk removal? Don’t bother—it’s out of its depth. The cheap feel drags down what could’ve been a solid little tool, leaving it stuck in that awkward middle ground: not terrible, but not great either.

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