TCP Global 4 Piece Non-Marring Plastic Chisel Scraper Set - 3/4", 7/8", 1", 1-1/2" Wide, Length 11"

These are well made. I use them to scrape under my mower deck. Works as good as metal without scraping the paint off.

Perfect for removing decals and bug shield from vehicles. Heavy duty with large handles makes easier to hold and use.

I used them to remover Dicor self-levelling caulk, and it worked well. Safer than a chisel or painting tool, and very effective.

The chisel takes a lot of damage after remove the auto glass, but it works very well without damage the car. Worth the money even for one time use.

They seem to work well and they’re pretty sharp

I just got back from using these to remove old caulk on an RV roof. I have tried various other tools and always found this job to be tough. With these scrappers, I got more done with less fatigue than other ways I’ve used. I am very happy with how they got the caulk off without damaging the roofing material. The handle design serve to minimize hand fatigue and kept me from getting blisters. I am happy with the purchase and would recommend.

I used them to remove some caulking and the smaller one broke on me after a couple of uses on the same project. they are pretty cheaply made but you get what you pay for the others held up fine.

These plastic chisels are remarkably versatile. The single most important use for them I have found is relative to my motorcycles and cars. I live in NY and the DMV here utilizes license plate registration stickers that attach to motorcycle license plates.I have tried everything to get the old stickers off each year. Metal scrapers and razor blades damage the plate surface. Solvents like Goof Off can also damage the plate. These chisels are ideal for removing those old stickers. The chisels are very stuff but soft enough to not damage the plate and the registrations peel off clean - amazing! I showed them to my cycle mechanic - he had been using carb cleaner to erase the ink on the old stickers but the aluminized base won't come off. He's been converted to these chisels for license plate sticker removal.The same goes for windshield inspection and registrations stickers on cars although a regular razor scraper works well on glass and won't damage the glass but if you slip with a razor scraper, the possibility for damage to the dash is greater than with a plastic chisel.The other oddball use is in a cat litter box. The new clumping litter materials glue themselves to any litter pan - plastic or steel. The 1" chisel is ideal for breaking the waste loose from any litter pan, especially if you have a non-stock coated litter box that is damaged by a metal putty knife. Hope that helps - Tretiak