Motor Guard - Run Razor Display (RR-1), One Size

Stupidly simple very effective at shaving off drips, If you adjust it just above the high spots it wont dig in combine it with a nib file and you can save the rest of the paint on the panel

It works great for the occasional bug in the paint or a slight run

This tool is neat .It works pretty well. I damaged the surrounding area trying to do it with just a razor blade. I did see online that bending the blade helps to keep from gouging. But when this tool showed up it was clear I should have waited. It shaves really well and does not bite the surrounding area. The little screw puts a bend in for you. And the frame keeps the blade out of the paint next to the run.

The best part is that is wasn't horribly expensive. I wasn't overly impressed with the performance of the tool as the tool bends the razor into a U shape which carries over to the paint run removal.

Good tool to have around for removing the occasional paint runs. Works like a plan, except it’s for paint not wood.

I had my doubts about this little tool, but it actually works pretty well! Turn the knob a little bit and shave your run/dustmote. If it doesn't work, give the knob another SMALL turn and try again. Don't turn the knob too much at one time.

Didn't work very well, even with a premium razor blade in it, the idea is solid but not well executed, save your money. bare handing a blade was more effective. Made of plastic, doesn't look like it will hold up for long, the screw that secures/adjusts the blade is plastic as well I can see it breaking or the threads stripping out very easily. this $10.00 item it built like a $1.99 item. Tried using it to remove some runs on some interior doors I'm painting and it failed miserably.

Works great. Used it on a clear coat run, then sanded and buffed with polishing compound. No hint of the run left

I had a few bumps from dust in my clear coat, this run razor easily trimmed them down to surface level. I still need to polish the paint, but it saved a lot of sanding time to get to this point. It works best on flat surfaces, don't count on it helping out too much on curves.

As advertised

This is a really good idea, and it works well when you first buy it, but the screw should really be metal. After a few uses, the screw won't push the blade, and the plastic just shreds right through the hole. That said, you could probably buy a metal version of the screw and improve it 500000x

Don't buy this. It is literally a razor blade on a plastic housing with a plastic screw to bend the blade so you can adjust the cutting depth. It does not work well because the blade is not flat. Definitely not worth the money. Tis is a $1.98 tool.