Palette Knife Stainless Steel Blade with Ergonomic Wooden Handle for Oil and Acrylic Painting

Practical stainless steel palette knife with a beech wood handle, designed for everyday painting tasks in oil and acrylic. Key benefits Versatile use: mix paints, spread color, scrape surfaces, and create textured effects with a single tool. Suitable for beginners and experienced artists. Durable blade: polished stainless steel resists staining, is easy to clean, and holds its shape during regular use. Comfortable grip: natural beech wood handle with a smooth finish offers stable control during extended sessions. Precise contact: bent steel bar between handle and blade helps maintain a consistent angle when working on the palette or canvas. Compact size: small and easy to maneuver for detailed work as well as broader applications. How it helps Solves common painting tasks with one tool: eliminates the need for multiple knives when mixing, applying, and removing paint. Reduces cleanup time: stainless steel blade wipes clean and is compatible with simple water and mild detergent washing. Improves comfort and control: ergonomic wooden handle reduces hand fatigue and supports steady strokes and scraping. Specifications Total length: 18 cm / 7.09 inch Blade width: 18 mm / 0.71 inch Blade material: polished stainless steel Handle material: beech wood with natural finish Use instructions Hold the handle and use the blade to mix, spread, or scrape paint on your palette or chosen surface. After use, wash the blade with water and mild detergent, then dry thoroughly before storing. Check the connection between the blade and handle periodically to ensure safe use. Safety and care Use the knife carefully to avoid injury. Keep the blade clean and dry before storage. Store out of reach of children. Proper care will help maintain the tool condition and longevity. Practical scenarios Mix several pigments on a palette to achieve a consistent color before applying to canvas. Apply impasto textures and bold strokes directly on canvas for expressive oil or acrylic painting techniques. Scrape away excess paint to reveal underlayers or create fine edges and highlights during layering work.