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Amazon Basics 14-IN-1 Soft Grip Painters Tool with Hammer End and 2 Driver Bits £5.19 @Amazon
Amazon Basics 14-IN-1 Soft Grip Painters Tool with Hammer End and 2 Driver Bits £5.19 @Amazon
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Posted 25 March 2023

Amazon Basics 14-IN-1 Soft Grip Painters Tool with Hammer End and 2 Driver Bits £5.19 @Amazon

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Amazon Basics 14-IN-1 Soft Grip Painters Tool with Hammer End and 2 Driver Bits

AmazonBasics 14-in-1 Painter’s Tool
An excellent companion to any painting project, this AmazonBasics painter’s tool offers 14 tools in one. Use the multi-purpose tool as a spreader/smoother, chisel/scraper, convex scraper, concave scraper, crack opener, nail puller, 6.35 mm nut wrench,9.52 mm nut wrench, bit holder, bottle opener, roller cleaner and paint-can opener. The handheld tool slips easily into a painter’s pocket or tool belt for quick, easy access.

Steel Blade
Made of high carbon steel, the tool’s 76.2 mm blade helps ensure reliable strength and long-lasting performance. Use it for spreading, scraping, chiselling and more.

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Multi-functional: includes scrapers, nail puller, nut wrenches, 2 driver bits, openers and more
76.2 mm steel blade
Comfortable soft-grip handle
Hammer end
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  1. anthony.english's avatar
    anthony.english
    Didn't know I needed one of these, thanks!
    MrsPickleJuice's avatar
    MrsPickleJuice
    I got one before I started decorating as a few tutorial videos I watched recommended them and it's bene super useful.
  2. b1g1an's avatar
    b1g1an
    Lidl have one currently for £3.99, difficult to tell from the Amazon pics but I think the Lidl one is a bit better quality as well as cheaper.
  3. MrsPickleJuice's avatar
    MrsPickleJuice
    These are great I got a Harris Trade one from screwfix and been using it a lot while decorating my flat. It's good for opening paint tins and scraping things off the wall like old paint drips and they're good for cleaning your rollers too.
  4. dogsballs's avatar
    dogsballs
    these appear in Lidl all the time and cheaper than this. But it is a very handy tool
    smallsteve's avatar
    smallsteve
    They have them this week, coincidently!
  5. smallsteve's avatar
    smallsteve
    Super useful tool. I do a lot of DIY and always make sure this is close by. They currently have them at Lidl if you have one close. Not sure if they are any cheaper.
  6. mickhitchuk's avatar
    mickhitchuk
    If I order this, when I need it I will have lost it in garage
    royy's avatar
    royy
    Same here and we're not joking are we 😄 (edited)
  7. GST1977's avatar
    GST1977
    This is the forth time I am ordering this, and I'm willing to bet, like the others, I won't find it when I need it.
    harmageddon's avatar
    harmageddon
    that's easy, I keep mine in the unopened Amazon box, with all the other boxes of things I never needed
  8. urbanbushwacker's avatar
    urbanbushwacker
    But the big question is can it open a fray Bentos pie tin (edited)
    Redsthunder's avatar
    Redsthunder Author
    Order one & tell us
  9. Bluediamond28's avatar
    Bluediamond28
    It was always my hammer the painter & decorators used
  10. hoylake41's avatar
    hoylake41
    Crack opener?
  12. shopkeeper's avatar
    shopkeeper
    Ordered it last time it was on offer I saw it on offer many many moons ago. Used it many many x 0 time’s so far
  13. Bluediamond28's avatar
    Bluediamond28
    I think it's good just for the fact it cleans rollers and anything else is a bonus.
  14. Mebster's avatar
    Mebster
    The paint on our external window sil is flaking and needs to removed and reapplied. Last time we have it done by a builder.

    Does anyone know if this tool can be used to get the old paint of?

    Also any estimates of how much it costs to get someone in London to do it if it turns out I'm hopeless at it?
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