Hyde Tools 04352 3" Flexible Value Series™ Scraper

No — it's a flexible joint knife (Hyde's own product family), a fill-and-finish blade for applying compound. It's listed under the scraper name, which is the trap; the blade flexes and belongs to the apply half of the trade.

You shouldn't — a flexible blade bows away from a hard failure and chatters. For removal, use a stiff scraper (start with its twin, the 04401).

Same 3" width and Value family, opposite tools: the 04352 flexes to apply compound; the 04401 is stiff and strips. This is the single most important distinction on the page.

Applying and smoothing spackle and joint compound in small, light, or occasional fills — the finish half of a small repair.

A shelving/naming artifact — it's a flexible joint knife sold under the Value "scraper" label. The honest reading is the gate at the top of this guide.

Not a removal tool, so this is the wrong tool to be disturbing lead paint with at all — but the RRP and lead rules govern any pre-1978 paint disturbance regardless of tool (inherited line-level boundary, not re-verified here).