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The company specializes in the manufacturing and sales of architectural hardware tools, equipment, and their components. Its flagship product is a premium-quality putty knife, with an annual production capacity of 6 million units—among which 1.2 million are high-end, all-in-one stainless steel knives (where the blade and handle are integrally formed). These products are primarily exported to developed markets such as Europe and North America, and the company has established long-term, stable partnerships with several renowned brands in the European and American tool industries.
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2025-10-10
For surfaces with large pores and other imperfections that don’t require high surface smoothness, localized patching or filling can be used. Partially embedded putty, however, may be more challenging to apply.
If the crack is in the wall itself, first widen the gap slightly, then use a putty knife to apply and smooth out joint compound over it.
The putty knife is a versatile, practical, and highly functional tool widely used in both everyday life and industrial settings—it can easily double as a knife, shovel, scraper, or even a stirrer.
Commonly used putty powders usually need to be mixed on-site. When preparing the putty powder, always follow the mixing ratios specified in the product instructions precisely.
Use a putty knife to carefully cut open the cracks—go as deep as possible—and fill them with plaster. Make sure to pack it tightly and distribute it evenly.
A putty knife is a versatile tool that can effectively serve both in decoration and everyday life.
You can perform a mild water-wetting test to check whether the original coating’s adhesion meets the standards—but for most walls, the verdict after inspection is simple: scrape it off!
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