MP FoilCutter magnetic cuts masking foil cleanly while keeping the blade concealed. The protected blade design helps guide the cut through the film without exposing a sharp open edge near painted panels. Clean foil cuts make masking easier, reduce torn edges and help the film sit more neatly around the protected area.
The magnetic design adds a practical storage advantage. Integrated magnets let the cutter attach to suitable metallic objects, such as a foil trolley or nearby steel surface. That keeps the tool visible and close at hand while masking larger areas, rather than disappearing under film, paper or loose preparation materials.
Masking film can be awkward when it is pulled across panels and then trimmed. A concealed cutter helps separate the film without dragging a utility knife across the surface. MP FoilCutter magnetic is especially useful where the cutting path is near a finished panel, fresh repair area or protected surface that must not be scratched by an exposed blade.
Use MP FoilCutter magnetic with suitable masking foil and keep the cutter clean so dust, dried overspray or adhesive residue does not affect cutting quality. Attach the cutter only to stable metal surfaces that can hold it safely. The magnetic function is a storage aid, while the main purpose remains controlled, safer cutting of masking film during paint preparation.
Use MP FoilCutter magnetic to cut masking foil during preparation and to keep the cutter close by on suitable metal surfaces. The concealed blade improves cutting control near protected panels.
| Product type | Magnetic masking foil cutter |
|---|---|
| Blade design | Concealed blade |
| Storage feature | Integrated magnets |
| Main use | Cutting masking foil |
| Suitable storage surface | Suitable metallic objects |
| Article number | 562700005 |
|---|---|
| EAN / GTIN | 4016176624847 |
What is the difference from the standard FoilCutter?
The magnetic type has integrated magnets for storage on suitable metal surfaces.
Why is the blade concealed?
A concealed blade helps reduce accidental scratches and cutting injuries during masking work.
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