Hey I’ve read about some of you guys using plastic blades at times but I can’t find info on it. I have one large home (my #1 best client) who recently had some painting done and they left overspray all over. I need to go back soon to do some paint cleaning for her but after testing an area with my steel blades, I’m not comfortable scraping. What are your thoughts on this? Should I be sure to have multiple plastic blades? And do you think it would be enough to cut it in the first place? @Johnlee @TheWindowCleanse @Luke let me know your thoughts please, I’ll need to order these soon if they can work.
You can use chemical and bronze wool if you are not ok with a scraper. I have never uses plastic blades so I have no experience. Find out if its oil based or water based paint. Apply chemical and bronze wool to remove it. We have several different solvents to choice from.
You could try Oil Flo or similar from Titan Laboratories. 
Thanks John, I’ll check in with you later in the day about it
@Jacksmack if you want give me a call and I will share with you what I do and see if it is helpful
No experience w plastic blades. The Ninja 4" are superb. One direction, lots of soap.
We have used plastic blades. They work ok, but it’s a lot of extra work. They were sent to us by awc mag. I’m not sure where they got them.