Harris Triangular Shavehook for Paint Removal
Remove paint effortlessly with the Harris Triangular Shavehook - perfect for skirting boards, architraves & furniture.
The Harris Triangular Shavehook is an essential tool for efficiently removing coatings from shaped and contoured surfaces, such as paint. Its innovative design makes it particularly effective on detailed woodwork including skirting boards, door architraves, stair banisters, and furniture.
With its seriously good performance, this shavehook ensures clean stripping without damaging the underlying surface. The triangular shape allows for precise control, making it ideal for tackling intricate mouldings and tight corners where traditional scrapers would struggle.
Key Benefits:
- Specifically designed for contoured surfaces
- Perfect for detailed woodwork like skirting and architraves
- Triangular shape provides superior control
- High-quality construction for durability
- Lightweight yet sturdy for comfortable use over extended periods
- Material: High-quality steel
- Weight: 500g
- Shape: Triangular for precise removal
- Special Feature: Contoured surface compatibility
Free standard delivery on US mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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