10-in-1 Premium Multi-Tool Single Unit

Hood quality scraper tool. Will last a good few years

Fantastic tool. It’s sharp, versatile and very handy. It’s a must for anyone that does up-cycling or those that chose to renovate their home. It’s a sharp tool, so far I used it to score and take off wallpaper (omg so easy!), flake off the paint, putty the window panes, applying wood putty, clean up the wood from paint, score the wood before plastering, taking up the nails, opening cans of paint, digging out the paint from the screws painted over to remove them, prying open painted over windows, taking off the skirting boards - the list is endless! I will keep it forever

Purchased this to help with house renovation. Worked perfectly. So handy for various jobs such as taking paint lids off, scraping, plying, pulling off, cutting, wedging... limitless. Very inexpensive and worked perfectly. Great addition to my tool kit

This is the second Purdy multitool that I’ve bought. The first one was great and served me well but the main blade now has some nicks and burrs in it so can no longer be used for flat surface scraping tasks but It still comes in handy for other things. This new one is slightly larger and has some extra features which proved useful when renovating and decorating my daughter’s bedroom recently. I am taking more care of this one so not to damage the main blade These are very useful and sturdy tools.

Well built. Handy tool. Makes cleaning up pat he's a snip before painting worth the money. Not flimsy rubbish like you get from cheaper items.

Probably the best brand of painters tool on the market currently. I keep one in my framers rig and it’s really useful. I recommend buying one.

Good product.

Excellent quality. With the help of a powerful toilet cleaner which I left to soak for 30 minutes after removing all the water from the pan, I was able to remove 7 year old limescale. I had tried to do this previously with a standard scraper, but the pointy bits on the Purdey helped me to get right underneath it. Within a minute I was scraping out massive chunks. Note: flush all the cleaner away and remove all the water from the pan again before setting to work with the Purdey. So it was gross, but very satisfying and much cheaper than buying a new toilet! BTW, vinegar and baking soda doesn't work. I tried it and it did nothing. Keep the area well ventilated, wear gloves and eye protection. Give it a good clean at the end. I now have a scratched toilet pan but you can't tell once the water is in and it looks new again.