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Screw Paint Cutter (#8)

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Part# 12-02454
MFR Model# 6513

Overview

For #8 Screws. You know how frustrating it can be to remove a painted over screw only to wind up chipping up the paint job. But you wouldn’t have that problem if you had a set of these innovative paint cutters. They work by slicing through the paint around the head of the screw so you can remove it without chipping the paint. They have a 1/4x28 thread to fit into any angle drill or you can get the optional arbor (p/n 12-02460) for use in a drill chuck. Does not work on dome head rivets. 1 lbs (0.5Kg) shipping weight.
   
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Reviews

Works great. Requires experience though

Excel T Verified Purchase

Screw Paint Cutter #8

July 15, 2024

High quality tool that works as advertised.

Ronald G Verified Purchase

Screw Paint Cutter #8

March 22, 2022

Dont believe the other reviewers when they say get the #10 for a #8 screw. The #8 fits the head of a 8-32 flathead screw perfectly. I ordered the #10 as was suggested and then had to purchase the #8. Very disappointed a reviewer would mislead like that. d

Clyde P
November 11, 2021

these worked as they were designed to.

Jim G
February 3, 2021

It REALLY works and would have gotten 5 stars except for one problem. One would think that to cut paint from an 8-32 screw one would order a #8 cutter. WRONG! You need a #10 which worked GREAT. There is nothing on the Spruce website to indicate this. There should be! And there are NO instructions with the tool. But it REALLY works. I used it when removing the tanks on my Piper. Carl

Carl L
February 17, 2018

Does not work very well. When centered on a Phillips screw, cannot cut the paint without damaging the aluminum beside the head of the screw. Tried several times on different screws and could not come up with a way to remove paint without damaging the aircraft.

Daryl N
October 23, 2018

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