Flexible
No. 2161 R-Scraper, Flexible
4.3(54)
$15.00
Made in Japan by Tomita, est. 1960 · Japanese stainless steel · Distributed in the US by Snow Joe + Sun Joe

Tomita has made scrapers as long as garden blades. Each stainless steel scraper here is made in Japan, from the flexible R-scraper for curved surfaces to the 150 mm putty scraper for walls.
15 tools on this peg
Flexible
4.3(54)
$15.00
PRO S
4.6(9)
$25.99
With cover
3.7(27)
$35.99
36 mm
4.1(16)
$48.65
45 mm
$46.96
Oblique edge
4.2(50)
$25.90
50 mm
4.2(7)
$49.54
150 mm
4.3(15)
$32.09
Narrow
3.0(1)
$43.04
Medium
2.6(2)
$38.31
Wide
3.7(46)
$56.23
Long reach
4.3(26)
$16.99
Workshop
$19.00
9 mm
5.0(1)
$38.28
Caulk
4.1(14)
$37.27
The kawasuki scrapers No. 300, 320 and 330 are narrow, hardened 420J2 stainless blades for paint, rust and gum. The No. 350 and No. 382 putty scrapers are 1.0 mm thick and stiff enough to chisel old putty or spread filler wide.
Jihera No. 485, 500 and 520 lift adhesive from floors. The R-scrapers bend to follow curves, the No. 2171 takes off tape and price tags, the No. 5060 cleans window sash tracks and the No. 1117 lifts old silicone caulk.
Kawasuki is a Japanese painter's scraper with a hardened stainless blade used for removing paint, rust and gum.
The flexible R-scraper bends to follow curved surfaces such as tanks, pipes and panels, removing residue without gouging.
Stainless 420J2 resists rust well. Wipe it dry after use, especially after solvents or water.