EHDIS 2pcs Plastic Razor Scraper 6-inch Long Handle Adhesive Remover Tool with 100 Double-Edge Blades for Window Tint Vinyl Scraper Decal Sticker Glue Remover (Red)

We parked our 2007 CRV under pine trees overnight and found huge globs of pine sap on the hood, sides, roof, and windows. We researched how to remove the sap. We found Car Detailers willing to do it for $80-$100. We also found many products claiming easy removal with prices ranging from $10-$30. In reading reviews for these products we found reviews reporting that they still required a lot of effort to soften and dissolve the pine sap using these products. We saw a few suggestions about using cheap isopropyl alcohol and decided to try it. We bought two 16 oz bottles of 70% isopropyl alcohol. The isopropyl alcohol worked to soften and with a lot or elbow grease we could, with a lot of effort, get the sap removed. This took way too long. We needed something that could quickly and safely scrape the big blobs of sap off the paint. We used metal razor blade scrapers to remove the sap from windows but were afraid to use metal razor blades on the painted surfaces. Then we found this EHDIS Plastic Razor Scraper with 6-inch Long Handles. What a time saver! We soaked old terry cloth washcloths with the isopropyl alcohol and applied it by rubbing the blobs of pine sap to soften it. We then used the EHDIS Plastic Razor Blade Scrapers to make short order of the blobs of pine sap, then rubbed it again with the alcohol soaked wash cloths to remove any remaining sap.After finishing removing all the pine tar, we followed up with another alcohol soaked washcloth to remove any remaining pine sap residue. There were too many blobs of pine sap to count, but probably at least 80-100 spots and completing the entire car took about an hour with two of us working. The total cost was around $17.The EHDIS 2pcs Plastic Razor Scrapers come with two scrapers and an extra 100 double edge blades so you really get 200 blades since they're double edged. We used eight blades to do the whole car. I'm glad we chose the EHDIS Scrapers with 6-inch Long Handles to get a more comfortable grip. I can see other uses around the house or garage where scraping is needed on surfaces and metal razor blades would risk gouging. This EHDIS product is excellent and I highly recommend it.

Sounds silly, but I keep one in the shower so I can go over the corners when I am done showering. Keeps it clean and not a safety concern!

We painted the bathroom and didn't cover the tub. You know when you use a paint roller on a wall, little tiny drops of paint get on everything. So we had tiny tiny paint specks on the bathtub and didn't notice right away so it dried onto the tub. I bought this to scrape the pain off hoping that it would scratch the bathtub. I doesn't scratch the bathtub, and it scrapes the tiny pain drops off, but it takes some elbow grease to do it. So far, this has been the thing that works best to get that paint off. We've gotten the paint off of about 3/4 of the tub so far.

Nice scrapers and will buy again if needed.

Use to remove vinyl and really like the long handle. Good product!

Somewhat disappointed. I tried using this product to remove tint from my car windows. It's going to require a lot of muscle and may a heat gun to loosen the tint first.

Super scrapers for when you don't want to scratch. Would buy again

I got this to put in my cleaning “toolbox” so I’ll have it for any job, but I knew my first job was going to be cleaning the cat snot off my windows and other places (she’s been sneezing so much). It worked great. Since this came with 2 scrapers I can keep one near that window the cat always sits by, and one with my cleaning supplies. It also came with plenty of extra blades so this is great value for the quality. The long handle made it easy to grip - much more ergonomic than some of the shorter handled ones.