xinfediWallpaper Scraper Set, 8 Pieces Stainless Steel Drywall Hand Tool Kit Includes Taping Knives, Putty Knives, Finishing Trowel, Mud Scoop and 12" Mud Pan with Ergonomic Handles

Great product

In the middle of a house renovation, it's come to plasteringnmyself due to costs. I didnt think much of this tool at first but was recommended via plastering videos this would be ideal for the job. Wow what a help! First time plastering and I had a near perfect flat wall. Helped me save alot of money and learnt a new skill.

Works a treat. I had a wall which was water damaged and this tool enabled me to repair it to a fine degree and was able to redecorate with confidence

It depends how you were taught, I was taught to use a mud pan not a hawk and trowel to finish drywall.This is an excellent mud pan.. no problem at all.

I haven't used these yet, but when they arrived they seem study and very well made for the price.I bought them as I was sick off using filler out of the tub and using small scrapers .Time will tell.

This xinfedi Drywall Pan Mud is sturdy, good thickness metal, but a bit small to get in with tools. Not easy to distort and easy to clean up. Not much good for mixing in it with sides sloping down to about 55 mm across the bottom. £13.99 at time of review - looks the part just use a bucket

Ease of use and excellent finish

I purchased this 8-piece Wallpaper Scraper Set expecting a reliable and versatile kit for drywall and wallpaper removal tasks, but it turned out to be a major disappointment.The tools are made of thin, low-quality stainless steel that bends far too easily under pressure. The putty knives and trowels feel flimsy and are not durable enough for heavy-duty use. After only a few uses, the edges of the knives started to warp, making them ineffective for achieving smooth finishes.The mud pan is another letdown. The seams are poorly welded, and it began leaking almost immediately, which is incredibly frustrating when trying to work efficiently. The ergonomic handles, while comfortable, are poorly attached to the tools, and one of them came loose during use.Overall, this set feels cheaply made and unsuitable for professional or even serious DIY projects. While it might be adequate for light, occasional use, I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone looking for durable and reliable hand tools. It’s worth investing in higher-quality tools to avoid the frustration and wasted money.