Questions and Answers for Husky 3 in. Metal Ceiling, Glass, Metal, Wallpaper, Wood Fixed Scraper

A:  Depending on the thickness and type of epoxy paint this could be used with a rawhide mallet and chipped away. The blade has sufficient thickness to allow you to use it similar to a chisel, but depending again on the paint you may want to use the curved version this scrapper

A:  Yes it is. You may want to use a solvent to loosed the epoxy and make the job a lot easier than having to putting your elbows and back into it.

A:  Excelente buena calidad

A:  You can use this on any flat surface to scrap paint or anything stuck on the surface. I am not an expert, just a satisfied user of this scraper.

A:  I can’t think of any appropriate way that this tool can or should be used on brick. I suggest you Google for tools for brick work.

A:  When you say "Can I use this on brick/". What are you going to be using it on brick for? What is the goal of using this scrapper on brick? Are you trying to chip, cut or shape the brick? Are you trying to remove surface deformities, paint residue, what is the goal?

A:  Use for all your extra tough scraping jobs.

A:  No the handle is not strong enough to chisel mortar to scrape paint off okay

A:  No, it is not

A:  Afraid not. Made in China. If you go to the HD website and blowup the image, you can read the label which tells where it was made.

A:  It doesn’t, but that would be a great idea in some applications.