Putty Knife, 4Pcs Spackle Knife Set (2, 3, 4, 5 in), Stainless Steel Paint Scraper, Taping Knife Tool for Repairing Drywall, Removing Wallpaper, Applying Putty, Plaster, Cement, Adhesive

These are thin and mildly flexible. I used them to fill in wood filler and was able to flex them enough to get the product in. Wash them with dawn dish soap and water- dry them well. They won’t rust if there’s no product or water on them.

I really like the value of these. They are a great size and the grips are good. they are easy to clean and of good quality. The scraping ability is good. They are designed well. They really are a good value.

This set offers a nice variety of sizes at a good price point. The metal spatula blades are a bit on the thin side, so heavy duty applications may be a challenge.

They're putty knives, there's 4 of them, they're good quality. What more can be said?

With everthing I buy, I rate the items with the price as a consideration. While I'm not sure that these would suffice for my hard-core handyman friends, they are just fine for my occasional novice use. They are sturdy enough, and come at a nice price.

Great quality for home DIY. Can't complain. They are sturdy, but are a bit flexible for flush scraping. The grip is good, and won't give you blisters. I haven't cleaned mines yet but overall, they are durable and great quality.

I bought the set for my son who is working as a handyman assistant. The quality is "good enough". I like that you get a variety of sizes. The edges are sharp, but I took a 220 sanding sponge and took the edge off. No loose handles, like one post I saw. My son is not going be putting up drywall right now, just patching holes, and I don't see why these knives wouldn't last at least 5 years with that kind of occasional use. Even if that prediction ends up being wrong, they don't have to last long to justify based on the price. I give them 5 stars for the combination of very good price and "good enough" quality.

The putty knife works well, but with the length of the handle and with some flexibility in the metal I found myself holding the top with part of my finger against the metal to get a better grip.Unfortunately, even the round portion of the metal is sharp, not consistently, just there are places that aren't filed down perfectly. I cut myself several times with these, and wouldn't recommend using without gloves if you need to apply any pressure with them