One important consideration with plastic scraper blades is material composition. While it's not the only baseline, it should be reviewed carefu...

It's pretty obvious that getting your car washed can get expensive, especially when you do it professionally at an auto detailing company. But you'll keep throwing your money at them since they do it 10x better and faster than you. What if we told you cleaning your own car could be done just as fast as your local detailer? As well as your local detailer? The secret is Scraperite plastic razor blades - some of the BEST professional auto detailing products that will help in your car cleaning projects. All you have to do is keep one in your glove box at all times! You have car chapstick, so how hard can that be?  You don't live in your car, but life happens in your car. Time and time again your left with scraps within your car's interior after stopping for fast food. A trip to the park spent with your furry friend leaves dried slobber and caked on mud. And no matter how hard you try, going on the road with your kids for any length of time always ends with something sticky. Having Scraperite in your glove box allows for quick tackling of these messes when life happens. Don't get your hands dirty and let Scraperite do to job with no risk to your car's delicate i...

Plastic razor blades are such a handy little tool, but where can I use them? Well, there is no one correct answer - there are so many different ways a plastic razor blade can be used, on a plethora of different surfaces. There are even different types of blades depending on what surface you're working on - wood, metal, glass - the possibilities are endless! We reached out to some experts on "scraping" for a great example of where to use a plastic razor blade. One of the most common and easy uses for a Scraperite is on glass or a painted surface, much like the curved exterior of your car. Studio Graphics in Canada put our blades to the test while removing graphics from the surface of their automobiles. Using a fluid scraping motion, you can see how the leftover sticky adhesive is easily removed from the surface without any damage. In this particular case, using a standard adhesive removing chemical, like alcohol, in conjunction with the blade proves to be the most efficient method - similarly for other surface/substance combinations.  Studio Graphics uses these blades confidently on their automobiles because they know there is no risk in scratching the ...

Boats are expensive! Owning a big beautiful vessel is a luxury we have all wished for at some point, but it can prove to be extremely costly. Every boat suffers from immense wear and tear, since they are constantly exposed to the natural elements. But, keeping boats in tip top shape doesn't necessarily have to cost an arm and a leg.  It's important to keep these crucial habits if there's a chance at saving some money in maintaining these vessels: Keep a comprehensive checklist Inspection should be done on a weekly, monthly, and annual basis. Some components, such as cables, antennae, and electronic navigation equipment, only need to be checked annually for corrosion; but engines, batteries, and gear boxes should be inspected every time before you head off to open waters. With so many things you need to check and several checkup schedules to keep track of, it's easy to forget something - and you never know whether that something you forget could be the one that causes trouble for you in the middle of the sea. To make sure you don't overlook anything, you need to have a comprehensive checklist. You can easily get one from the Internet. Or if you have found a ...

If your cleaning company is responsible for carpet spotting or overall carpet cleaning, you are eventually going to run across gum that is smashed into the carpet fibers. You may be cleaning up just a piece or two or if you are cleaning the carpet in a school or bowling alley, you may be removing gum every few feet. So is there a fast, easy way to remove these rubbery pieces of goo? Begin by using a Scraperite blade and gently, but firmly scrape up as much of the gum as possible. This may remove the bulk of the gum, but don't forget you still need to remove any sticky residue that remains. For any pieces remaining, use a product such as Unbelievable Goo D-solv-r Pro (from Core Products). Spray the chemical on a white blotting cloth and then blot the gum - do not spray it directly on the gum or the carpet. Once you have removed the gum rinse thoroughly with hot water. This will remove any of the chemical that is left on the carpet and help to prevent it from re-soiling. Some people have found that after using the scraper they can use a volatile dry solvent and hot water in their extraction machine to remove any remaining pieces of gum. The heat helps to soften the gum and remov...