One hundred percent, yes. I've used carbon steel ones before, and while they're fine, stainless steel blades are just on another level - smoother glide, no rust, and way easier to clean.
If you've ever left your tools in a damp bucket overnight (we've all done it), you'll appreciate stainless steel the next morning. No orange spots, no pitting. Plus, the edge stays consistent over time, which means a cleaner finish.
They're a bit pricier upfront, sure, but they last longer and save you frustration. I've had my Hanke Tools stainless steel skimming blade for over a year now - it still looks new, even after dozens of jobs.
If you're serious about plastering or drywall finishing, stainless is definitely the way to go. It's one of those upgrades you only need to make once.
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