Jack Richeson - Plastic Palette Knife
Mix and spread paint safely with rustproof plastic blades in five shapes
Molded from single pieces of durable plastic, these palette knives eliminate the rust, corrosion, and eventual loosening that plague metal alternatives. The one-piece construction means no joints to fail when you're working heavy-bodied paint or scraping down mixing surfaces. Plastic flexibility gives these tools a different feel than metal, they bend slightly under pressure, which some artists prefer for certain mixing and application techniques.
Five distinct shapes handle different tasks: the scotty excels at scooping paint from jars, while flat and trowel variations suit everything from color mixing to textured application. The thin trowel works particularly well for precise placement and fine details. These knives clean easily with soap and water, and their lighter weight reduces hand fatigue during extended studio sessions.
Safety matters in shared spaces and classrooms where metal edges pose risks. These plastic alternatives deliver functional performance at a fraction of the cost, making them practical for students building their first toolkit or professionals maintaining backup tools. Keep several on hand, at this price point, dedicating specific knives to specific colors becomes economical rather than extravagant.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- One-piece molded plastic construction
- Rustproof for long-lasting performance
- Safer alternative to metal knives
- More economical than metal options
- Available in 5 blade shapes
- Sizes range from 2 to 3.5 in.
