Purdy 6-in-1 Premium Multi-Tool Single Unit

This product is the kind of tool that you pick up and can immediately feel the quality.It feels well balanced in the hand and incredibly sturdy especially considering that it is only a wall scraper it feels as though it is sturdy enough to be a hammer. The wallpaper scraper is incredibly good having the perfect angle on it for most use as well as being once again very robust. The paint tin opener also is really efficient and much better than scrabbling away at it with a screwdriver. The putty cutter works really well as well as being able to quickly switch between the knife and the scraper in that scenario being really handy.I can only assume the end of the handle is the "hammer" part of the scraper which can't be described as a real hammer but would be handy for things like tack nails.I am yet to use the roller cleaner but I can only assume it is as high quality as the rest of the toolsA great piece of kit if you have a lot of decorating to do. It certainly feels like it will be lasting for years to come.

Really great tool, you wonder how you managed without one. Solid build quality and removes bits of grit and paint runs in old paintwork and scrapes off bad filling jobs on walls no messing, good for removing silicone and caulking around windows etc . Feels comfortable in the hand and would definitely recommend. Took to my daughters for doing up her newly purchased flat - she used it for all the scraping jobs so i've left it with her so buying another one so we've got one each and the work can be done twice as quick.

Generally good for most purposes, especially opening or closing paint tin lids, and scraping. It's quite rigid, so maybe not so good for all different types of filling jobs, but certainly worth having in the tool box. It's a Swiss knife of scrapers.

Great tool for the decorating tool kit. I bought mine after suffering with blistering paint that needed removing back to bare plaster. Sharp as a blade, this scraper did it in no time and helped me move forward with decorating my new house. Its had its uses throughout the whole house project and can be sharpened when needed. If you're having doubts about your current scraper not being up to the job, spend the cash and get one of these, if its not what you hoped for send it back, but you won't need to.

Great tool. Feels very solid and well made. Great scraper that's sharp and hard enough for getting dried-on paint off things but not raggedy or rough so won't scratch glass or porcelain.Overall, painting my bathroom would have been a nightmare without this.My only criticism is that it has tarnished and oxidised very quickly. Over the course of a three-day renovation project, the surface has gone from new to covered in orange rust! Admittedly, it did get a little wet and I could have taken better care of it, but I expected it to have some rust-resistance. I've scrubbed off as much rust as I could and wiped it down with some machine oil, but I didn't expect to have to baby it this much!

A great item for anyone in the trade. It is so handy for many types of jobs, its rubber handle is good when wet and paint scraper is good at getting excess paint out of rollers. I'm a handyman by trade and quality tools like this make me happy. Good price and goes well with all other quality tools I love every day in my job.

Great tool when decorating, yes its great as a scraper and paint tin remover, but the part it gets used for the most is removing paint from the roller when it comes time to clean up - always the worst part of the job. Reduces roller clean up time dramatically and produces a better end result.Not sure about the 6 uses, I did try counting but gave up, and a bit annoyed with the label on the blade which just gets in the way. But thats real nitpicking.

Sorry to be the squeaky wheel here, but this is no better than the multitude of other multi-function scrapers on the market, and considerably more expensive. It works out even more expensive as you need to buy an additional scraper, some adhesive solvent and half-an-hour's elbow grease to remove the ridiculous, paper labels on the blade. (Why not plastic, easy-peel labels?)There is no nail ripping slot (I thought it might be under the label); the scraper is not sharp (it has a primary bevel ground on it, but has not been fully sharpened); and the "hammer end" is made of die-cast monkey metal, so is only of use for knocking in drawing pins or closing paint tins.The only good feature is the high carbon steel blade, which is hard and retains its edge well. It comes polished and lacquered, but you'll need to keep it clean and dry in storage as the lacquer wears off and the blade will rust. (This is why it's a good idea to remove the labels as they retain moisture.)Buy a cheaper one. It'll be equally - or more - functional.