razor blades or a razor "knife"?

[Guest milly]

So is there a real difference between using these? Will a knife give you a better cut?

[Guest filmslayer]

yup ...

[PJF]

So is there a real difference between using these? Will a knife give you a better cut?

I can tell you that in my experience selling tools throughout the world, very few people still use razor blades for anything but cleaning the glass prior to film installation.

[mikebrook_07]

a 13 point blade u can get 13 sharp points in one blade. if u use a razor blade u have two sharp points. more controll with a knife. pick ya up a few olfa knifes(cause u lose some) and a big pack of blades. u cant go cheap on ur knifes or blades. make sure u get stainless

[tintpro]

a 13 point blade u can get 13 sharp points in one blade. if u use a razor blade u have two sharp points. more controll with a knife. pick ya up a few olfa knifes(cause u lose some) and a big pack of blades. u cant go cheap on ur knifes or blades. make sure u get stainless

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

a 13 point blade u can get 13 sharp points in one blade. if u use a razor blade u have two sharp points. more controll with a knife. pick ya up a few olfa knifes(cause u lose some) and a big pack of blades. u cant go cheap on ur knifes or blades. make sure u get stainless

Correct

[Guest milly]

Thanks everyone! I'll be ordering me a olfa knife and some stainless steel blades from www.zoladist.com...

Also, could you explain the 13 sharp point part? I saw the blades that said they have 13 point...how do you get the next sharp point?

[Guest ridiculous]

you snap it off.

i'm too tired to explain it more than that tonight...

[TintDude]

[Guest milly]

you snap it off.

i'm too tired to explain it more than that tonight...

haha, thats a perfect explanation!

I saw in the picture where it had the ridges, just wanted to make sure that was right lol.

Thanks!