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Hyde 07110UPC 079423071102

1-1/2" Flexible Putty Knife, Hardwood Handle

$9.57 each, as low as $6.51 at 100 or more

Hyde Tools 07110 Hardwood Flexible Putty Knife/Scraper, 1 - 1/2” | the Hyde Store

Best for: Filling and glazing with a flexible blade on furniture, doors and stair parts.

Price each, by quantity

$9.57 each
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  • 30-day returns on unused items.

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What it does

1-1/2" flexible putty knife with a high carbon steel blade that is ground, polished and clear-coated. The handle is solvent-resistant hardwood. It is the fill and glazing blade; the stiff scraper in the same width is the 07160.

How to use it

  1. Press material in, then drag nearly flat so the bow spreads the wipe and feathers the edge to nothing.
  2. Use it to level a fill or carry a bevel across a wider span; step narrower for tight rabbets.
  3. Dress the edge square with a mill file when it dulls, and wipe the blade dry after water-based compound.

Specifications

Brand and model
Hyde 07110
SKU
H-07110
UPC
079423071102
Material
High Carbon Steel
Selection
Flexible
Product type
Putty Knife
Comfortable Handling
Hardwood handle offers a secure and comfortable grip
Solvent-Resistant Hardwood Handle
Provides a sturdy, comfortable grip and withstands various solvents

Common questions

Fill or scrape?

Fill. Scraping is a job for the stiff 07160.

Why 1-1/2"?

It is the standard putty-knife width. It levels a fill or carries a glazing bevel in fewer strokes than a narrow blade.

Why hardwood instead of plastic?

Hardwood survives a solvent-soaked bench. Overmold grips soften in lacquer thinner.

Will it rust?

The clear coat resists rust. Wipe the blade dry after water-based compound anyway, because the coat guards the faces and not a scratch.

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