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When to Use a Razor Blade

Use a razor blade ONLY when there is surface-level buildup, such as: Soap scum Hard water marks Mineral deposits Paint overspray Grime stuck on top of glass or smooth surfaces The blade is used to lift buildup, not to treat stains.If it’s absorbed into the surface (like grout stains, etched glass, or discolored stone), the blade won’t help — in those cases, use SHYN Paste or SHYN Degreaser to break it down.

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When NOT To Use A Razor Blade

Avoid using the blade on: Scratched, etched, or cracked glass Plastic or acrylic Porous stone (like unsealed marble or travertine) Painted, powder-coated, or sensitive finishes Uneven or textured surfaces

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