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L'OUTIL PARFAITRef. GRATTOIR À VITRES - 835000
Glass Scraper with Retractable Blade
Removes paint, adhesive and dirt from windows and tiles in a single pass. Retractable and lockable blade, pocket-sized for always having it on hand.
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8,78 €-5%
8,34 €incl. VAT
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Official distributorFlügger Belgium
GRATTOIR À VITRES
The glass scraper from L'Outil Parfait is your essential ally for removing stubborn dirt, paint residue, stickers and ingrained marks from all your glass surfaces. Compact and effective, this metal pocket scraper combines professional robustness with manoeuvrability for precise cleaning without scratches, whether you are a professional painter finishing a site or a demanding homeowner.
Technical Features
- Robust metal body with secured blade locking system
- Retractable blade for safe storage
- Blade with backing included, ready to use immediately
- Compact dimensions: 9.5 x 5 cm, ideal for pocket or tool bag
- Lightweight at 45 g for effortless handling
- Compatible with clamp blades on aluminium backing (ref. 839000)
- Replaceable blades for extended lifespan
Application Advice
For optimal results, lightly dampen the glass surface before scraping to facilitate blade glide and prevent micro-scratches. Always work at an angle of 30 to 45 degrees to the glass, using steady and moderate pressure. Make smooth, continuous movements in a single direction.
After use, always retract the blade to preserve its edge and ensure your safety. Replace the blade at the first signs of wear or dulling to maintain maximum effectiveness. The locking system allows simple and quick blade replacement with no additional tools required.
On site, this scraper excels at removing paint splatters, plaster or filler from new glazing. For homeowners, it is invaluable for removing labels, limescale marks or sticky residue without resorting to aggressive chemical products.
Technical specifications
| Use | Professional and domestic |
| Type | Professional glass scraper |
| Blades | Replaceable |
| Construction | Robust metal |
| Blade material | Steel |
| Handle material | Polypropylene |
Pro tips
On renovation sites or when preparing glazing before film application or marking, the glass scraper is part of a professional painter's basic toolkit. For large surfaces, especially on commercial shop windows or glass verandas, work methodically from top to bottom in zones to avoid passing over already cleaned areas. Always keep spare blades within reach: a dull blade multiplies the risk of scratching and increases working time. On new or treated windows, first check the scraper's compatibility on a small, inconspicuous area.
FAQ
Can the glass scraper be used on all glazed surfaces?
The scraper is suitable for most standard glass surfaces. However, be cautious with tinted glass, protective films, or special treatments. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first before proceeding with full cleaning.
How often should the blade be replaced?
Replace the blade as soon as it shows signs of wear, dulling, or damage. A blade in good condition glides easily across the surface without catching. With intensive professional use, inspection after each project is recommended to maintain optimal working quality.
How do you avoid scratching glass during use?
Three essential rules: always dampen the surface before scraping, maintain an angle of 30 to 45 degrees, and use a blade in perfect condition. Avoid scraping the same spot multiple times with excessive pressure. If a residue persists, re-dampen the area rather than forcing it.
Can the glass scraper be used on surfaces other than glass?
While primarily designed for windows, the scraper can be used on certain smooth, non-porous surfaces such as ceramic or glazed tiles. Absolutely avoid use on plastic, acrylic, or any material susceptible to easy scratching.
