Description
A pair of stainless micro-spatulas, one with a flat blade and one with a rounded spoon end, for lifting, easing and placing small repairs. The flat blade goes under a lifting edge; the spoon end carries and positions a paste-out patch without the patch folding over on itself, which is what happens with tweezers every time. Blades are hand-polished — a polished blade releases from wet paste and a machine-finished one drags on the tooling marks, which shows in the repair. Stainless rather than carbon because these live in and out of water all day. One-piece construction with no ferrule, so there is no joint to trap moisture or paste residue and nothing to work loose. Small enough to be held like a pen; the work these do is done from the fingers, not the wrist.
| Material | Stainless, one-piece |
|---|---|
| Blades | One flat, one spoon |
| Finish | Hand-polished |
| Length | Approx. 150 mm each |





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