
Wurth Painter's Spatula, 0695940902, Steel/Wood, 20MM Width
Key features
- For removing bumps and wallpaper or adhesive residues
- For removing old paint, flash rust, wall coverings
Specifications
| SV Code | 355716655714 |
| Brand | Wurth |
| Category | Putty and Joint Knives, Spatulas, Scrapers |
| Unit | Piece |
| Width | 20 mm |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Handle Colour | Beige |
| Blade Colour | Silver |
| Application | For removing bumps and wallpaper or adhesive residues, For removing old paint, flash rust, wall coverings |
| Brand Origin (not manufacture) | Malaysia |
| Delivery | Not on the shelf right now; 7 working days to source and deliver. |
Description
The Wurth Painter's Spatula is a versatile tool designed for various painting and finishing applications. Made with a combination of steel and wood, this spatula offers durability and reliability in handling different materials and surfaces. With a width of 20mm, the spatula provides an ideal size for precise and controlled spreading, smoothing, and scraping of paints, fillers, and other similar substances. The steel blade ensures strength and flexibility, allowing for efficient application and manipulation of the material. The wooden handle offers a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. It also provides a stable and balanced control over the spatula, enhancing your accuracy and achieving the desired finish. This painter's spatula is suitable for both professional painters and DIY enthusiasts. Whether you are working on small touch-ups or larger painting projects, the Wurth Painter's Spatula will assist you in achieving smooth and even results.
Features
- For removing bumps and wallpaper or adhesive residues
- For removing old paint, flash rust, wall coverings
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