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Roylco Paint Scrapers

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This set of paint scrapers includes four different designs, perfect for creating fine lines and wide grooves in wet paint.

Use brushes, sponges, or fingers to cover the paper in paint. Then scrape, swirl, and smear the paint with the easy-to-clean, plastic scrapers to create fun patterns and designs. An idea guide is included.

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Roylco Paint Scrapers

4.5

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1/11/2016

4.0

Fun to play with

By CN

from Indiana

Comments about Roylco Paint Scrapers:

I wanted some scrapers to play with adding new effects and textures to paintings. I like the variety in this package, fun to play with.

12/26/2015

5.0

Perfect for any age

By :D

from Washington DC area

Comments about Roylco Paint Scrapers:

These scrapers are fantastic! Kids love to work with them, they create gorgeous texture on paintings! They are easy to clean and easy to store. I use them on my paintings also. They are great to children and adults.

9/28/2015

5.0

Like the scrapers

By Ms. Silk

from Maryland

Comments about Roylco Paint Scrapers:

I really like the marks these scrapers make on my Gelli Prints & they are less expensive than some other products. Super easy to clean.

5/28/2015

4.0

Not Bad for Cheap Scrapers

By Eder

from Calgary, AB

Comments about Roylco Paint Scrapers:

For the price, these can't really be beat, unless you planned to make your own. The material these are made of is some kind of hard plastic, and admittedly seems kind of cheap, however they serve their purpose well, so I can't really complain. Upon arrival, I noticed that the textured edge had a few imperfections, such as a little bit of excess plastic hanging off where the machine had stamped the plastic, but it was not to big a deal, as I was able to get the excess plastic off by rubbing it vigorously across a towel. Definitely not a bad product for a budding artist.