12" Knockdown Knife | Drywall Texture Finishing Tool with Flexible Plastic Blade

The 12" Knockdown Knife is the ideal tool for drywall texture finishing and knockdown applications. Featuring a flexible 12-inch plastic blade that extends 18" from the handle, it applies the perfect amount of pressure for flattening sprayed textures into a professional finish.

A reinforced aluminum bridge inside the housing keeps the blade straight, while the ergonomic rubber-gripped handle ensures comfort and control. This drywall knockdown knife is also compatible with screw-fit extension poles, making it perfect for walls, ceilings, and hard-to-reach areas.

Built for professional contractors and serious DIYers, the 12" Knockdown Knife delivers consistent, high-quality results.

⭐ Customer Testimonial

"This knockdown knife is perfect for drywall texture jobs. The flexible blade flattens textures evenly, and the handle feels solid. Great results every time." – Brian W.

🛠 Usage Tips

• Use after applying drywall spray texture to knock it down evenly
• Apply light, consistent pressure for smooth, professional finishes
• Attach a screw-fit extension pole for ceilings and tall wall areas
• Clean the plastic blade immediately after use to prevent buildup
• Store flat to preserve the flexibility and straightness of the blade

❓ FAQ 

1. What is this knockdown knife used for?
It’s designed for flattening drywall spray textures to achieve a smooth knockdown finish.

2. What size is the blade?
It features a 12-inch flexible plastic blade.

3. How far does the blade extend from the handle?
The blade extends 18 inches from the handle, applying the right amount of pressure.

4. How is the blade reinforced?
An aluminum bridge inside the housing connects the blade to the handle to keep it straight.

5. What type of handle does it have?
It has an ergonomic rubber-gripped handle for comfort and control.

6. Can it be used with an extension pole?
Yes. It accepts screw-fit extension poles for ceilings and high walls.

7. Is it suitable for professionals and DIYers?
Yes. It’s built tough for professional contractors but simple enough for DIY projects.

8. How should it be maintained?
Clean thoroughly after each use and store flat to protect the blade.