3" Warner 90133 ProGrip Full Flex Putty Knife

works great for bodo on doors and filling in things that need to be filled in. has the right amount of bend to them! works great

Loved using this putty knife. It was super easy to use, the size was perfect for miffing a small area, the edge was crisp, the grip was nice and the price was better than all my local stores.

Professional Painter. We use this knife for applying sparkle regularly. It is also handy for making clean lines along door and window frames with a wet, double-ply 100% cotton rag. The first day we prep walls and ceilings and caulk the trim edges and let it dry overnight, then after painting the ceiling and sanding/priming the patches we vacuum the room and carefully paint 2 coats of high quality trim paint on just the edges and let it dry overnight. It's important to paint at least 1/8" of trim paint onto the wall past the trim edge. The third day we tape just the baseboards and cut in wall paint to the trim edges using the Warner 3" knife with the doubled over cotton rag to carefully remove the wall paint leaving a nearly perfect reveal. If this knife was stainless steel it would be great. Actually as the knife edges begin to dull it is easier to use our trim edge trick. Thanks for reading!

Perfect for feathering and very flexible. Knocking off a star because the edge was rough and not smooth. New users should grind the edge and corners down a bit with sand paper.

It’s a good tool for applying joint compound that will last a lifetime.

I use this not as a putty knife, but as a scraper to get the poop off the dropping board of my chicken coop (the poor thing). It’s held up great so far. It’s sturdy and gets the job done. Great value for your money.

Perfect for what I needed

I use this putty knife as often if not more than my 5 in 1 tool. I love it! I use it for filling holes in drywall, gouges in wood, scraping dried paint ridges and bumps, removing peeling paint and old caulk. I cleanup fresh paint mistakes by wrapping a damp soft cloth (t-shirt rags) tightly around the tip. I can cleanly cut painters tape by holding the edge firmly against the tape and surface. I’m sure that I am forgetting some of my favorite uses. I used to use my 5 in 1 for most of these things but I prefer this thin, flexible blade to it these days.