Non-Serrated vs Serrated Tips Non-Serrated blades can be used in all removal applications. Serrated - "S" blades provide a faster and more aggressive cut for glass removal. Color Coding YELLOW blades cut with the flat side of the blade tip facing and cutting against the glass surface. ORANGE reverse blades cut with the flat side of the blade tip facing and cutting against the pinchweld, underneath encapsulated glass mould.
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The most used tool by Auto Glass Technicians. Can be used to manipulate the urethane, remove door panels, install rubber gaskets, remove mouldings, lift the cowling, and tuck in headliners. Use the rounded tip for all the things you now use a regular installation stick for, and then turn it around and use the chisel-end to scrape excess urethane buildup out of corners where a pinchweld scraper or blade will damage the paint. They are great for removing excess wet urethane. Made in the USA.
