Marshy
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Yep good call and about same price arnt they pal??or ebay
Yep good call and about same price arnt they pal??or ebay
Well as you are a capable spread Casper I think you will be amazed as me just how quick your gauges/sets will be by being able to go over sooner without water! I always thought the idea of no water troweling up was nonsence but here I am holding my hand up admitting I was wrong!
I always said the same thing till I bought one of these and after 25 years of spreading I have learnt this new trick hence my post. :RpS_biggrin:Why do you not use water
Feel free to share your thoughts on the forum, I only did 2 small gauges/sets just in case but was so easy and all I did on the last two trowels was wipe the blade with my flat brush clean and that was it, no water splashed on the wall at allGot my 16" s*p*r*lex through today. Looking forward to trying it on Saturday. Have to say at the minute can't see how it can be that special but we shall see...
So do I for you pal, I hope your experience is the same as mine and I take a lot of convincing. Let me know how you get on ? :RpS_thumbup:Oh f**k £38 spent and another trowel. I hope I like it as much as marshy.
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glad you like it marshy :RpS_thumbsup:Hello lads n lasses,
As promised I used my new 16" stainless s*p*r*lex today on a small boarded out room about 4x3.5m2 and I'm absolutely gobsmacked!! All troweled to a top finish WITHOUT water!! I'm still perplexed as it goes against everything I have ever known,shown or trained to do!!??
The only water I used was a quick wipe of the blade every so often on the last 2 trowels. I admit I still have some tweaking regarding my timing on going over the plaster but I was in genuine awe over this trowel.
A lot of you know I harp on about being old school prefering sand/cement to anything else etc but if it wasn't for some of your reviews on these trowels I'd have carried on in my stubborn ways. So I'm just glad I took the gamble on your good advice and my only regret is not doing it sooner!
I have never ever finished any skim without the odd splash of water and using this trowel you simply don't need to. My 2 gauges/sets were done much quicker without hardly any pressure on the old arms/shoulders as normal polishing up.
If anybody wants a trowel to save time and effort on their skimming work? The stainless s*p*r*lex trowel is a must for you!! Trust me and I never say this without meaning it, you won't be dissapointed!!
Cheers for reading my drivvle,
Marshy
PS Refina havnt paid me anything, not even any freebies!!.......not even a TPF mug !!! :RpS_crying: :RpS_thumbup:
Just an old dog learningAre you insinuating that I'm a sheep John!?? Following the crowd?? .........or that I sleep with them and have a house full ?? :RpS_laugh:
Sorry .ate but yku dont get a like cos it was a s*p*r*lex trowel not speedskim. 100 lines must drink more beer. :RpS_thumbup:Whats that @jamesthefirst?? An immigrant stuck to a speedskim? Probably trying to pinch it lol ;-)
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Sorry .ate but yku dont get a like cos it was a s*p*r*lex trowel not speedskim. 100 lines must drink more beer. :RpS_thumbup:
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