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Hyde Scrapers, Smoothers and Painting Tools
Hyde offers paint scrapers, drywall smoothing tools, putty and glazing knives, bristle brushes, pole sanders and brick trowels. The range suits painting, drywall finishing and general surface prep. Many items come in multi-piece packs for repeat jobs.

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Buying Guide: Hyde Painting and Drywall Tools

Scrapers and Putty Knives
Hyde paint scrapers come in several widths, with stainless steel and carbon steel blades. Some models have a hammer head end for setting nails. Glazing tools combine a scraper for removing old putty with a V-blade for applying new putty. Choose a width that suits the area you are working on.

Drywall and Smoothing Tools
Smoothing tools spread drywall compound and shape inside corners, and some have several edge sizes on one tool. Plastic mud pans hold compound while you work. A wet-and-set repair patch covers holes and cracks in drywall, plaster, stucco or wood, and sanding sponges and pole sander heads finish the surface.

Brushes and Accessories
Hyde bristle brushes come in brass, nylon and stainless steel styles for cleaning and surface prep. Paint pail hooks hang pails on the outside of a ladder but are not recommended for 5-gallon pails. The Maxxgrip Philadelphia-style brick trowel holds more mortar on the blade. Match the brush bristle material to the surface you are cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Hyde make?
Hyde offers paint scrapers, putty and glazing knives, drywall smoothing tools, mud pans, drywall repair patches, sanding sponges and pole sander heads. It also carries wire and bristle brushes, paint pail hooks, brick trowels and wrecking bars.

How do I choose the right size or type?
Match the width and blade material to the size of your job, such as a 3 in. paint scraper or a 10 in. brick trowel. Measure the area first and check the part number on your old tool if you are replacing one.

What is a Hyde wet and set repair patch used for?
The fabric patch is cut to size with scissors, dipped in water and spread over a damaged area of drywall, plaster, stucco or wood. It hardens into a permanent patch within minutes.

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