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Wal-Board Tools 22 in. Blue Steel Wall Scraper with 48 in. Wood Handle
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Wal-Board Tools 22 in. Blue Steel Wall Scraper with 48 in. Wood Handle
This Wal-Board Tools wall scraper pairs a 22 in. blue steel blade with a 48 in. wood handle for removing texture, plaster and residue from large wall and ceiling areas. It is sold as a single complete scraper per order unit. Replacement 22 in. blades are available separately.
Key Features:
- 22 in. blade: Wide 22 in. blade covers large areas in fewer passes.
- Blue steel blade: Blue steel blade construction for wall scraping work.
- 48 in. handle: Long 48 in. wood handle lets you work standing without bending.
- Texture removal: Suited for scraping texture, plaster and buildup from walls and ceilings.
- Replaceable blade: A matching 22 in. Wal-Board wall scraper blade is sold separately.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wal-Board Tools |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | Wal-Board Tools drywall hand tools |
| Tool type | Wall scraper |
| Blade width | 22 in. |
| Blade material | Blue steel |
| Handle | 48 in. wood handle |
| Intended use | Scraping walls and ceilings |
| Pack quantity | 1 scraper |
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with the matching Wal-Board WBS22 22 in. wall scraper blade when the blade needs replacement; pairs with floor protection and wetting equipment during texture removal.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One complete scraper with a 22 in. blue steel blade and 48 in. wood handle per order unit.
Q: Can I buy just the blade?
A: Yes, Wal-Board offers a 22 in. wall scraper blade sold separately for replacement.
Q: What is the handle length?
A: The wood handle is 48 in. long.
Q: What is the blade made of?
A: The blade is blue steel.
Q: What jobs is it for?
A: Scraping texture, plaster and residue from large wall and ceiling surfaces.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Keep the blade flat to the surface and scrape in overlapping strokes; a fresh blade edge removes texture far more cleanly than a nicked one. Lightly misting scraped surfaces first reduces dust and effort. Swap in the replacement blade rather than working with a worn edge, since 22 in. blades resharpen poorly on the jobsite.
Wear eye protection and a dust mask when scraping, since texture and plaster chips can fly and create dust.
Order the Wal-Board 22 in. blue steel wall scraper for faster large-area texture removal.
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