Richard - 6" Metal Putty Knife - RICH6F
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Richard 6 in. Flexible Putty Knife
A 6 in. flexible putty knife with a carbon steel blade, sized for spreading and feathering joint compound or scraping old paint and wallpaper. The half-tang blade construction and polypropylene handle keep the tool light for repeated use across a wall or ceiling.
This is a flexible-blade knife, meant for finishing work rather than heavy prying; use a stiffer scraper for pulling up flooring or chipping dried mortar.
Features and Common Uses
- 6 in. carbon steel blade, flexible temper
- Half-tang blade construction
- Polypropylene handle
Commonly used for:
- Spreading and feathering joint compound
- Scraping loose paint or wallpaper before refinishing
- General filling and smoothing work on drywall and trim
Specifications
| Brand | Richard |
|---|---|
| Model | H-6-F |
| Blade Length | 6 in. |
| Blade Material | Carbon steel |
| Blade Flexibility | Flexible |
| Tang Type | Half tang |
| Handle Material | Polypropylene |
This supplier SKU (RICH6F) matches Richard's H-6-F model number and description across multiple building-supply distributors; Richard/Hyde does not publish a standalone consumer data sheet for the individual putty knife, so the specifications above are taken from the manufacturer's distributed product description rather than a data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this stiff enough for scraping paint?
It's a flexible-blade knife, better for feathering compound than heavy scraping. For pulling up flooring or chipping dried material, use a stiff-blade scraper instead.
What's the blade made of?
Carbon steel, with a half-tang construction into a polypropylene handle.