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Trimming down grime
August 1st 2007

Unger says its ProTrim 10 scraper provides a practical and efficient tool for removing embedded surface material and grime. The carbon steel blade is suitable for stripping paint or scraping sticky material from surfaces such as stickers or glue, saving the user time and energy on an otherwise difficult and frustrating task.

The ProTrim 10 scraper is a handy pocket sized tool and the embedded carbon steel blade comes with an internal safety guard.This secures the blade when not in use and prevents a separate protection cap.

"Unger takes pride in the rigorous testing that goes into developing our products", says John Sobucinski, general manager for Unger UK.

"The ProTrim 10 has been built to last, it can be easily cleaned and requires virtually no maintenance or upkeep." When required, the blade can be easily changed by pressing a quick release button.

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