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Speedheater Boomerang Scraper
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High-quality paint scraper for woodwork
Speedheater’s boomerang scraper is designed to make paint removal as effortless as possible, while protecting wood surfaces. The scraper’s different angles work on a wide range of profiles, making paint removal efficient and easy on carved, detailed and angled wood pieces. Additionally, the backside of the blade can be sharpened, which also preserves the blade’s unique profiles on its front. The boomerang scraper features both concave and convex blade edges as well as pointed corners. Suitable for many different surfaces including window sash. The unique shape makes easy work out of everything from narrow nooks and curved edges to open surfaces. Its ergonomic handle enables optimum form while you work. When the blade dulls, it’s easy to sharpen or switch out with our replacement boomerang blades.
Boomerang scraper tips and tricks
- Make sure the paint is properly heated
- Lift and lower the scraper before each new stroke
- For scraping window sashes, detailed woodwork and small profiles.
- Re-Sharpening: Only sharpen the backside of the blade
- SKU: 4-0103-ISD
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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